LINDSEY BOERMAStaff Writer A few months ago, I made a prediction. I guessed that in 2008, Americans would elect either their first African American president or their first female president. Now, I’m not so sure. It would seem fitting that as the Bush era, often labeled the worst executive administration in history, comes to an end, Americans would embrace a candidate who … [Read more...] about Prediction: Super Tuesday will determine 2008 election
Setter eyes non-profit foundation, overseas pro play
GREG BARNETTSports Editor Pepperdine senior setter Jonathan Winder of the men’s volleyball team is making a big impact both on and off the court. When in uniform, he’s one of the Waves’ known leaders. When not, he’s a leader in the communnity. Winder recentely sat down with the Graphic to discuss these two leadership roles. What charities or volunteer work are you involved … [Read more...] about Setter eyes non-profit foundation, overseas pro play
A ‘straight’ story
MACK CARROLL/Assistant Photo Editor ALEXIS SEBRINGLife Assistant One fatal act can affect so many people for a lifetime. Once hate is displayed and carried out as a crime, lives are inevitably damaged. This is what the people of Laramie, Wyom., discovered when an openly gay Matthew Shepard was murdered by two young men in 1998 because of his sexuality. “The Laramie Project,” … [Read more...] about A ‘straight’ story
Soggy skies spoil spirits
LISA YAMADAStaff Writer During the past month, little Malibu has been pounded by a series of thunderstorms. Heavy rains have left students sopping wet. Howling winds have turned perfectly coifed dos into tangled bird nests. Frosty air has left everyone shivering in their UGG boots. As the largest rainfall event in the city since January 2005, the perpetual Malibu rain has … [Read more...] about Soggy skies spoil spirits
Writer in need of new ‘perspective’ on camping controversy
Letter to the editor This is in response to the Perspectives piece by Mr. Marc Choquette regarding overnight camping in Malibu. As one of the lead vocal opponents to the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy's (SMMC) plans to put overnight camping in the small box canyons and Charmlee Park, I think Mr. Choquette needed to do a lot more homework that just reading other newspapers … [Read more...] about Writer in need of new ‘perspective’ on camping controversy