ANNA KINGAssistant News Editor With the help of Seaver faculty and staff, a group of five students from the group Pepperdine Acting on AIDS were able to transport 5,000 pounds of food to Project Angel Food Saturday. The Los Angeles organization works with donations from the community in order to provide relief for those suffering from the HIV and AIDS virus. The donation by … [Read more...] about Students bring 5,000 lbs. of food to AIDS patients
Judicial review process questioned by students
AIRAN SCRUBYNews Editor About 10 percent of the Seaver College population will have contact with the Student Disciplinary Committee this year, for offenses ranging from lighting candles in residential areas to drinking on campus. Of these, most will be sent warning letters. Some will have private hearings with Resident Directors or Student Disciplinary Committee (SDC) members. … [Read more...] about Judicial review process questioned by students
Freshmen gain option to enroll in film course during NSO
JEN ISOStaff Writer In order to bring the world of film to Pepperdine’s campus, The City of Angels Film Festival, the Reel Spirituality Conference and the Malibu Celebration of Film festival are on the marquee for next year. Dr. Michael Gose, professor of humanities, will be orchestrating the GSGS 111 or 311 film class come in Fall 2006 and believes the program will add to the … [Read more...] about Freshmen gain option to enroll in film course during NSO
‘Slevin’ gets lucky in blue
JULIE ONIStaff Writer The story of Paul McGuigan’s new film “Lucky Number Slevin” begins and ends in blue. Don’t be alarmed, this is the good kind of blue. The Picasso-period artistic masterpiece kind. Brilliant, genius azure. Two of the most crucial scenes in the film take place in a bright white train station filled with intense blue chairs. These scenes frame an account of … [Read more...] about ‘Slevin’ gets lucky in blue
‘Speak Easy’ transcends history
MICHAEL ALAHOUZOSStaff Writer If music has a timeframe, then Daniel Brummel’s “Speak Easy” is timeless. You couldn’t even call it pop music, though at one time, it would have been. The ghosts of the music-past are, right now, looking down upon this virile 23-year-old with jealousy and suspicion. After all, Brummel is one of the voices of the recently reformed Ozma, Southern … [Read more...] about ‘Speak Easy’ transcends history