SHANNON URTNOWSKILondon Columnist As I sit in my six-person dorm room in the London House eating out of my pint of Haagen-Daas, images and memories of my past two weeks spent in London start frantically passing through my mind. I am 5,461 miles from Pepperdine, and the new and exciting sights and sounds of England pour over me like waves off the Malibu coast. For example, I … [Read more...] about Student makes unfamiliar world her own
Adjunct’s experiences enrich class
JESSICA MERTURIStaff Writer Dr. Jaclynne Kerner, adjunct processor of art history, brings a world of experience to Pepperdine. From starting out as a pre-med student at New York University to ending up 3,000 miles away from home teaching about non-Western art, she has been on quite the educational journey. “You think you have it all planned out, and then you may encounter … [Read more...] about Adjunct’s experiences enrich class
Muslim characters not racist or unfair
SCOTT MILLERNews Assistant The new season of Fox’s show “24” portrays Jack Bauer’s (played by Kiefer Sutherland) enemies as nuclear arms-wielding Muslim terrorists. This has some Muslim-rights groups up in arms (pun intended) over the idea. However, this is a feasible, maybe even probable scenario, and not in the least bit abusive or prejudiced as the Muslim-rights groups are … [Read more...] about Muslim characters not racist or unfair
Media get it wrong regarding Romney and religion
Brian ChatwinStaff Writer On paper, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is a very attractive presidential candidate. For those who don’t know who Romney is, Troy Senik, a friend of mine, described the Republican: “He is the smartest kid in his class that is also quarterback of the football team.” His academic credentials read valedictorian of his undergraduate class and … [Read more...] about Media get it wrong regarding Romney and religion
Waves roll to off campus lodging
MARY WISNIEWSKIAssistant Living Editor Pepperdine dorm rooms may look like palaces according to MSN Encarta, but not every student requires a castle. Some prefer the freedoms gained from living off campus in their homes away from school. Junior Kate Causey is one such student. She resides in the mobile home park Point Dume Club. Causey said the club is a little piece of … [Read more...] about Waves roll to off campus lodging