RACHEL JOHNSON & ERIN CHINENContributors On a campus that faces over-saturation of philanthropic endeavors, and in a society that aims to keep its problems under the rug, we need the Eve Project. The origin of the Eve Project stemmed from the concept and belief in the power of naming. Naming the fear. Breaking the silence. The Eve Project is not a campaign to eradicate … [Read more...] about True goal of Eve Project misconstrued
Volleyball player suspended
GREG BARNETTSports Editor Pepperdine men’s volleyball sophomore libero Sean Grubbs has been suspended by the Student Disciplinary Committee for next year. Grubbs allegedly has been involved in two alcohol incidents on and off campus. Grubbs is allowed to finish the season, which is currently going into its final weekend as the Waves host the University of Hawaii for two matches … [Read more...] about Volleyball player suspended
Web: arena for meanness
SABRINA JONESStaff Writer Bullying is not what it used to be. Back in the days of schoolyard taunting, there was the occasional rock-throwing extravaganza, and maybe a couple of cootie shots here and there for good measure. But, on the whole, elementary school bullying was harmless. It was only a decade ago when sandlot tyrants wrote nasty notes on construction paper and … [Read more...] about Web: arena for meanness
‘Tapes’ walk thin line on second release
DEREK SEDAMStaff Writer Why is it so hard compiling a second album? It has plagued massive amounts of bands over the past few years. Whether they go all Springsteen on us like The Killers or shade their emo edge like The Academy Is, the new generation of bands has been demanded to top their last album or fail miserably trying. Instead they end up taking drastic steps that … [Read more...] about ‘Tapes’ walk thin line on second release
Buckner finally forgiven by Red Sox Nation
DEREK SEDAMStaff Writer Forgiveness is one of the hardest human emotions to express. Our emotions control us whether we choose to believe that or not. Sometimes emotional wounds and scars can affect us for life. Take us out of our comfort zones. Give us a “What if?” that never should be apart of our lives. Destroy the lives we thought we knew. Simply, some things are … [Read more...] about Buckner finally forgiven by Red Sox Nation