Lauren Morton-FarmerStaff Writer It has been almost 50 years since it began, and almost 30 years since it ended. To some, it is a page in a history book. To others, it is the youth they will never get back. Someone once said “there are as many sides to stories as there are pairs of eyes to see them.” Whether you were there when it happened or have learned about it in school, … [Read more...] about Professors recall Vietnam experiences
Bring on the Brooches, the season’s must-have accessory
Jennifer ChangFashion Columnist Seeking a little sparkle for your everyday ensemble? Look no further than this season’s must-have accessory: the brooch. Brooches can be of any variation: funky and fun or elegant and refined, depending on your style. Easy to wear and charming to admire, these gems instantly add glamour and sophistication to an ordinary outfit while packing in … [Read more...] about Bring on the Brooches, the season’s must-have accessory
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Courtney HongLiving Assistant Friday night proved to be an eventful night for some talented students, though some caught more limelight than others. Participants of 30 Seconds of Fame wowed a nearly packed Elkins with everything from step dancing to poetry to singing. “Everyone seemed to enjoy the show,” junior Miriam Rezene said. “I thought BSU’s gospel choir was the best. I’m … [Read more...] about Etc.
Face in the Crowd: Lance Westfall
Tracy DomingoAssistant Living Editor Perhaps you have seen Pepperdine senior Lance Westfall serving food in the cafeteria on Tuesdays nights for his fraternity. Or maybe you have seen him at University Ministries. Or maybe you have even had the honor of hearing his impeccable Arnold Schwarzenegger impersonation. The fact is, no matter where you encounter Westfall it’s … [Read more...] about Face in the Crowd: Lance Westfall
Global Gab: Exploring Hong Kong with my communist aid
Ryan WingerHong Kong Columnist I have a fun time with my roommate at the Baptist University in Hong Kong, whose name, I should tell you, is Aid. That’s not his Chinese name, of course. His real name is Cai Chao Qun, which roughly translates as “beyond other people.” Aid is from the mainland. Most of the locals here in Hong Kong want to have English names, but often they don’t … [Read more...] about Global Gab: Exploring Hong Kong with my communist aid