Lindsay TuggleStaff Writer Senior Ryan Breedyk There are many Pepperdine students who will admit that they’ve endured some bad summer jobs. But, while flipping burgers or tearing movie tickets may seem like unglamorous ways to earn money, senior Ryan Breedyk’s summer job for the past four years takes the cake when it comes to less-than-pleasant undertakings. Growing up outside … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Ryan Breedyk
Nicholas Flats provides scenic venue for picnic
Katie ClaryLiving Editor Most people drive to Leo Carillo State Beach to surf. Here’s a secret: a few short miles away is the most perfect picnicking place imaginable, with rolling green fields like something out of “Legends of the Fall” or “Dances with Wolves.” Problem is, it’s a grunt to get there. I once planned a romantic dinner up at Nicholas Flats. Halfway up the hill, … [Read more...] about Nicholas Flats provides scenic venue for picnic
Island Awareness
The Hawai’i Club promises an aloha experience and cultural feast at the upcoming Luau. Be ready to hula and catch the island spirit. Danielle BosioStaff Writer “Ohana means family and family means no one gets left behind.” This popular quote from the movie “Lilo and Stitch” describes the spirit of the club called Na Nalu O Hawai’I, meaning “The Waves of Hawai’i,” also known as … [Read more...] about Island Awareness
Equestrian club members share their love for the other four-legged friend
Erin CherryStaff Writer Stephanie Rew jumps withher horse, Honey Blue Jeansat competition (Photo byLuke Maxcy). Traditionally dogs are a man’s best friend. But, several Pepperdine students have altered the norm by turning to horses for companionship. While the rest of Pepperdine’s campus is filled with beach bums, bookworms and musicians, a few dedicated and determined … [Read more...] about Equestrian club members share their love for the other four-legged friend
How to pay attention in class (or at least appear to!)
Sarah PyeAssociate Editor At one point or another, it happens to all of us: Luck runs out, and we’re saddled with the dreaded schedule that includes a 6 to 10 p.m. class. Despite our whining, despite our protests, despite our changing of majors to avoid it, the treacherous four-hour class catches up with us all. And once saddled with this beast, it’s best to quit complaining … [Read more...] about How to pay attention in class (or at least appear to!)