By Jen Clay A&E Editor On Nov. 18, more than 70 police officers retreated from singer Michael Jackson’s sprawling 2,500-acre Neverland Ranch near Santa Maria, Calif. Two days later, Jackson returned from a video shoot in Las Vegas and surrendered to California authorities who promptly handcuffed and arrested the singer. The formal charge which arrived within the month was … [Read more...] about Students, faculty weigh in on Jackson controversy
Blast that journalistic integrity
Random Thoughts My last act as editor in chief is thwarted by some folks who just don’t appreciate April Fools’ jokes, but I get the last laugh. By James Riswick Editor in Chief I constructed an entirely fake Graphic for you today… Unfortunately, I was informed late last night that something called “journalistic integrity” prevented me from doing such a thing. Today is April … [Read more...] about Blast that journalistic integrity
Trails offer spectacular views, chance for exercise
By Rosy Banks Staff Writer The stress of class and commitments at Pepperdine can make us forget the rolling hills, pristine ocean and unique wildlife surrounding us in Malibu. We live in one of the most beautiful places on earth, founded on a nature-oriented surf atmosphere, yet many of us have not explored the amazing environment that lays just beyond our campus boundaries. … [Read more...] about Trails offer spectacular views, chance for exercise
Learning the delicate art of makeovers
Just me By Sarah Carrillo News Editor My favorite TV show to watch during lunchtime (which is about the only time during the week I have to watch TV) is “A Makeover Story” on The Learning Channel. Well, actually, the show drives me crazy and I usually end up yelling at the screen, but for some reason I still sit down with my grilled cheese sandwich and watch it whenever I … [Read more...] about Learning the delicate art of makeovers
Rice aggress to testify for 9/11 commission against Clarke
By Katie Clary News Assistant While President Bush is trying to quell public criticism by reversing his stance and allowing National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice to testify in public and under oath before the Sept. 11 commission, Pepperdine professors are weighing in on the controversy. The president announced Tuesday his cooperation as a way to gain “a complete picture” … [Read more...] about Rice aggress to testify for 9/11 commission against Clarke