Ashton EllisStaff Writer With violence continuing to emanate from the Middle East, some may wonder whether a suicide bomber is making the same type of sacrifice as a first responder to a tragedy. He is not. If he were, the scope of the term sacrifice would broaden to include both the Sept.11 hijackers and the first responders who rushed into the crumbling buildings to save … [Read more...] about Sacrifice crucial for success
Jobs appeal despite demands
SHANNON URTNOWSKILiving Editor In their daily lives, most college students adhere to strict schedules. Between balancing strenuous school work and a demanding social life, for many it would seem that there is no extra time in the day for anything else. But work is an imperative part of college life, be it off-campus or on. College jobs are not always the cleanest or most … [Read more...] about Jobs appeal despite demands
Pep battles hard, falls short in matches
Women fight back against Trojans after being down 2-0, but fall short in a 3-2 loss and drop game to Purdue two days later. ZACH ENGLUNDSports Assistant It has been a tale of coming close, yet coming up short against ranked opponents thus far for the No.-20 Pepperdine women’s volleyball team. This past week was no exception as the Waves came painfully close to beating No.-10 … [Read more...] about Pep battles hard, falls short in matches
Recruitment brings new Greeks, overseer
RACHEL JOHNSONStaff Writer With recruiment underway and the fall semester still unfolding, Greeks on campus have a new man upstairs to get familiar with. After many weeks of dissecting applications and conducting interviews, the administration appointed Jake Gross to the position of Student Organization coordinator. His job will include overseeing Greek activities and … [Read more...] about Recruitment brings new Greeks, overseer
Political decision must defy personal religious outlook
Scott MillerPerspectives Assistant As the end of September draws near, and more than a month until Election Day remains, mid-term campaigns are being thrown into over-drive. This means that voters are busy trying to decide which candidate has earned their vote this year based on stances on key issues. The problem is when these issues involve religious dogma. Religion has no … [Read more...] about Political decision must defy personal religious outlook