AMY LARSONStaff Writer There is so much that has changed since the Baby Boomers were in their early 20s. So many of us cannot remember a time when we were not using cell phones (or the much larger car phones), sending e-mails, or visiting Web pages on the Internet; more than that, though, it’s remarkable how much smaller our world seems compared to 30 years ago. This global … [Read more...] about More religious information found online
Class makes final cut
JESSICA REIMERStaff Writer He has directed some of this generation’s classics, with films such as “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective,” “The Nutty Professor,” “Liar Liar,” “Patch Adams,” and “Bruce Almighty,” to his credit. But this Hollywood heavyweight is not just a celebrity sighting at the Malibu Colony, he’s a Seaver adjunct professor whose students enjoy celebrity perks such as … [Read more...] about Class makes final cut
First home meet ever treats track team well
ZACH ENGLUNDSports Assistant In only its second year of existence at Pepperdine, the women’s track team is still establishing itself as a reputable franchise, one small step at a time. But on Saturday, one giant leap was made, as the team had their first home meet, the West Coast Track Challenge. “It was definitely a rush,” said Maria Llacuna, freshman sprinter/hurdler for the … [Read more...] about First home meet ever treats track team well
School’s out for Fridays, time to celebrate
SAMANTHA BLONSAssistant A&E Editor Editor’s Note: This is the fifth of a seven-part series featuring fun, out-of-the-ordinary activities to do each day of the week. It is the perfect guide for those who find themselves searching for new ways to spend their nights. The classes, the papers and the exams of another hard week are over. Weekend homework can wait until Sunday. It … [Read more...] about School’s out for Fridays, time to celebrate
Parisians give breath of French AIR
MARC CHOQUETTEPerspectives Editor Great music can take people places. Imagine sitting in a chic Paris studio on a late night with contemporary furniture, ambient light and a skyline view of la Tour d'Eiffel.This is where “Space Maker” takes the listener on the opening track of the French duo AIR’s new album, “Pocket Symphony.” Simple beginnings of light percussion, a 70’s funk … [Read more...] about Parisians give breath of French AIR