Just ThinkingBy Travis Weber and Nathaneal Breeden Religion Columnist You know the day. It’s 8 a.m. and you’ve got upper division World Etymology. Pull on some jeans. Throw on a shirt. Grab a hat. Off you go. You might need some sandals, too. The professor does the quick hello and asks how everyone is doing. Without even thinking, you offer the customary head nod and smile. … [Read more...] about We Can’t Let Our ‘Priorities’ Strip Others Of Their Humanity
Getting in the ‘Mode’ for Spring Break
By Jenny Yang Staff Writer It’s the last week before Spring Break and everyone is slipping into that Mode. Unfortunately, it isn’t the Mode referenced in “pie a la mode” or the ever-popular “beginner’s mode” in such fantastic games as “Dance Dance Revolution.” No, this Mode is far less exciting and instead involves such repetitive questions as “what are your plans?” and even … [Read more...] about Getting in the ‘Mode’ for Spring Break
SGA passes resolutions; new lounge area in cafeteria to include couches, television
By Elizabeth Guiten Staff Writer From key rings to a cafeteria lounge area and from the Delta Gamma Anchor Splash to a new podium proposal for Convocation speakers, resolutions were presented, discussed and approved by the Student Government Association on Wednesday. Resolution 23, the “Key Ring Resolution,” was presented by junior class Sen. Matt Alloway. In it he proposes … [Read more...] about SGA passes resolutions; new lounge area in cafeteria to include couches, television
Let’s Go Dancing
By Katie Clary News Assistant Latin fever took over the cafeteria Saturday night. While the rain poured down cold outside, the Spanish Honor Society steamed up the Hahn Fireside Room with “Bailamos,” the honor society’s dance formal. DJ Carlos “Sexy Mexi” Mendez, president of the Latino Student Association, rocked the party to a mix of Argentine hits and American hip-hop. … [Read more...] about Let’s Go Dancing
The art of marathon
By Sara Rosner Staff Writer For many, the thought of running denotes apprehension as they recall the days of dreaded high school gym class. For a few dedicated athletes in the Pepperdine Marathon Club, however, running is the pursuit of achievement and satisfaction. “It’s one of those amazing experiences because of where you’re pushing your mind and your body,” senior Steve … [Read more...] about The art of marathon