"Someone has to fix the problem." And Jason Statham has a knack for playing characters who do. In The Mechanic which hit theaters Jan. 28 Statham's character Arthur Bishop takes the film's tag line to heart. Bishop is a professional assassin — a "mechanic" who eliminates or "fixes" targets — seeking revenge for the murder of his close friend Harry played by the … [Read more...] about Statham's happiness is a warm gun
Putnam Wins Team places second in Arizona Intercollegiate
The men's golf team placed second in the Arizona Intercollegiate match that wrapped up Tuesday in Arizona. Senior Andrew Putnam won the tournament shooting 7-under 206 to take his second collegiate tournament win. The Waves lost to San Diego State despite being tied after the first round and finished two strokes ahead of the University of Arizona B Squad and Pacific University … [Read more...] about Putnam Wins Team places second in Arizona Intercollegiate
Law schools enroll while law jobs dwindle
Every year more than 50000 new students enter law school. However prospective law students should be aware that recent investigation suggests the likelihood of law employment is significantly decreasing. Before considering law school interested students will find it worthwhile to read a recent New York Times article. It cites a Northwestern Law study that shows a loss of 15000 … [Read more...] about Law schools enroll while law jobs dwindle
Business executives inspire Pepperdine students at career retreat
The Business Administration Division has proven once again that real-life application experiences are key in learning how to package oneself for success. Approximately 30 students were chosen to attend a Junior Career Planning Boot Camp at the Mandalay Bay resort in Oxnard Jan. 28-29 where they learned techniques in branding packaging and promoting one's best self to a … [Read more...] about Business executives inspire Pepperdine students at career retreat
An 'SOS' to solving homelessness starting at home
Homelessness is an obvious issue even in the affluent Malibu community. The statistics for Los Angeles County are astounding with as many as 48000 people living on the streets. Looking out every morning from our beautiful campus it is easy to see the spectacular things in front of us. But if you look a little closer you will see many of the people I now call friends thanks to … [Read more...] about An 'SOS' to solving homelessness starting at home