Pepperdine University has created another fitness gym for students to use. Although, a better use of time, money and space would have been to make it a parking area for the students.
Opinion: Students Must Realize the Usefulness of Rate My Professors
Picture this: It’s right before the first day of classes and the official class schedule is out. The class titles are confusing and the professors are unknown. The only place to go is to Rate My Professors.
Opinion: YikYak Provides Positivity
YikYak is taking over Pepperdine and there is controversy of whether it is good or bad. The lighthearted app is positive in its regard to entertainment and student communication.
Opinion: Pepperdine Must Communicate COVID-Positive Protocols
Pepperdine University experienced a spike in COVID-19 cases this spring semester and it is only a week into it. This issue could potentially be an ongoing one, so there needs to be more clarity when it comes to protocols.
Stephen Weinstock Encourages All to Spread ‘Gospel of Wealth’
First-year Stephen Weinstock details how he seeks to invest his time into philanthropy to better the world around him. Weinstock wants others to understand the value of giving back.
Opinion: DPS, Let Pepp Students Ride
With more students on campus and less parking available, it has become increasingly more difficult to get around in a timely and efficient manner. DPS should change the regulations to make campus more accessible and easier to get around.
Opinion: Dear Pepperdine, Be Mindful of the Meals
On Pepperdine’s campus, the Caf and the HAWC are student staples; they are the meeting grounds for many shared meals and ideals. Although, is the food really edible and available to all?
Opinion: The Met Gala is Stooping to Mediocracy
The Met Gala is known for its lavish, awe-inspiring celebration of fashion, the masterminds behind the works and the people who wear it. This year, however, it seems the gala is going from magnificent fashion to mediocre with a potential guest list that is lowering the fashion bar.
Opinion: Self Expression Dies If Censorship Lives On
In a world where freedom is so heavily valued, there are limitations and restrictions. Censorship in today’s day and age threatens freedom of expression across the world.
Opinion: Sia’s Movie, ‘Music,’ Is Not Music To Anybody’s Ears
Debuting Feb. 10, Sia’s new movie, ‘Music,’ delves into the whirlwind that is the relationship of an autistic child and her half-sister. While the message is admirable, this movie should not be winning an award for Best Picture but Best Misrepresentation.
