GABE DURHAMStaff Writer I was really banking on the assumption that I would suddenly remember how to read once school started, and it still hasn’t happened, so I’m dropping out of Pepperdine. It’s sad, yes, but at least I’ve got more time for my music. There’s my folksy solo career as Gabriel-Jo, my maudlin indie rock band, The Reefs, and, of course, my electronic side … [Read more...] about Career failure inspires musings
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Katrina Increasing Gas for Malibu
Danielle DupuyStaff Writer Hurricane Katrina makes waves in Malibu’s gas prices. The latest triple-A survey reported a gallon of regular, unleaded gas up nearly 46 cents from August 26th, the Friday before Hurricane Katrina knocked out most of the Gulf Coast’s oil industry, including nine refiners that account for ten percent of U.S. gasoline production. Linda Yannetty, a … [Read more...] about Katrina Increasing Gas for Malibu
Pep golf team travels to Japan
Bill SchindlerStaff Writer Golf is a truly an international sport and the Pepperdine Waves got their passports out and traveled to Japan for the 11-team TOPY Cup U.S.-Japan Intercollegiate Golf Championships this week. The tournament held at the Tanagura Country Club featured 3 other division-one schools including Georgia State, South Carolina, and Michigan State. The Waves … [Read more...] about Pep golf team travels to Japan
FDA oversteps legislative bounds to make a moral decision regarding birth control
RACHEL JOHNSONPerspectives Assistant The Food and Drug Admin-istration, more commonly known as the FDA, has numerous responsibilities to uphold and maintain. Among some of these responsibilities are seeing that food is wholesome and nontoxic, cosmetics will not harm people, and medicines and medical devices are safe and effective. However, the FDA’s job does not include … [Read more...] about FDA oversteps legislative bounds to make a moral decision regarding birth control