By Tracy Domingo News Assistant “But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was upon him, and by his wounds we are healed.” This verse, Isaiah 53:5, serves as the launching point for Mel Gibson’s notorious film “The Passion of the Christ” and provides audiences with a remarkably complete but succinct … [Read more...] about ‘The Passion’ prevails
The Vietnam Question :The Role Of War Heroics In Politics
By Crystal Luong Assistant Perspectives Editor Over the years, the college campus has functioned as a center for heated discussion on government policies and candidates. An election or governmental decision can spark passionate debate on a campus, which can house hundreds to thousands of bright-eyed students, who hold a unique position in American society. As the California … [Read more...] about The Vietnam Question :The Role Of War Heroics In Politics
Four bands don’t just add to the noise Friday at SGA’s spring concert
By Maya Minwary Assistant Living Editor Some people might prefer to stay inside a warm place on a cold evening, but the blood-pumping and diverse rock music during the Switchfoot concert Friday was more than enough to get a person warm. The concert started a little before dusk with Aria Decline as the opening act. As concert goers flocked to Alumni Park, Aria Decline’s upbeat … [Read more...] about Four bands don’t just add to the noise Friday at SGA’s spring concert
Service Realized Jesus’ Mission
By Nathaneal Breeden Staff Writer He was pressed on every side by the crowd that followed him, feet shuffling in the dust, cloaks tangled into one massive body that moved quickly along the road. His mission was important and time was of the essence. A little girl was dying and he was her only hope of survival. But somewhere along the way he stopped, turning at a certain … [Read more...] about Service Realized Jesus’ Mission
Mud-Wrestling Isn’t Just For Bachelor Parties
By Kyle Jorrey Sports Editor Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain … Yes, there’s nothing that can get Los Angeles County in a furor like little droplets of moisture falling to Earth from the sky. Except maybe a forest fire or an earthquake, only getting drenched is so much more aggravating. I mean, after all, this is Southern California, right? Pepperdine recruits did not … [Read more...] about Mud-Wrestling Isn’t Just For Bachelor Parties