AMY LARSONStaff Writer When I think of Jesus’ life, the abundant life He led as he walked the earth, I notice that Jesus was rarely hurried, seldom cared about reputation, and always dwelt with people. As this week marks the beginning of my last year at Pepperdine, although this is a liberating thought in many ways (I won’t be responsible for essays, humanities books, or … [Read more...] about Find a friend in Jesus, not stress
National champs teach clinic,meet President at White House
GREG BARNETT Sports Assistant Being NCAA national champions has its rewards, one of which is the opportunity to visit the White House and meet President Bush. During the weekend of June 16, the Waves, along with 31 other national championship teams, traveled to Washington D.C. for a memorable trip to the White House. The men’s tennis team defeated the University of Georgia … [Read more...] about National champs teach clinic,meet President at White House
I.T. makes upgrades, wireless dorms next
SAMANTHA BLONSAssistant News Editor Students moving back to Pepperdine may not notice the improvements in their Internet service. But the I.T. department has been working for the past several months to improve on-campus Internet access, while making plans to install wireless capabilities in all Seaver dorms and video conferencing in some classrooms. Just in time for fall … [Read more...] about I.T. makes upgrades, wireless dorms next
Malibu too expensive for some residents
MARC CHOQUETTEOnline Content Manager The subject of a survey by a firm hired by the City of Malibu was to gauge residents’ opinions on local businesses and ask which kinds of services are needed in the town. Applied Development Economics Inc. designed the survey with the help of a committee of local residents, which was mailed out earlier this summer to 8,900 Malibu households. … [Read more...] about Malibu too expensive for some residents
Facility offers fresh start for troubled youth
ROBIN NASBYLiving Assistant “The first day I went to volunteer I walked in the classroom and recognized one of the boys. I had gone to junior high with him. I had not seen him since we were in school and seeing him for the first time in a little less than ten years in a detention center was a little shocking,” said sophomore Tiffany Enciso Williams of her first day volunteering … [Read more...] about Facility offers fresh start for troubled youth