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Pep teams struggle in opener

September 7, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

JANE LEESports editor The Pepperdine cross country teams ventured to Carbon Canyon Park on Saturday and Sunday to participate at the Cal State Fullerton “Season Opener,” where freshman Lauren Martinez made an impressive debut as she finished 25th to lead the women’s side to an 11th-place finish. Senior Chris Gaudreau led the men’s side, finishing 77th en route to a 13th-place … [Read more...] about Pep teams struggle in opener

Author examines U.S. partisanship, religion during convocation

September 7, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

SAMANTHA BLONSNews Assistant Nationally renowned author, theologian and Christian activist Jim Wallis spoke at convocation yesterday in Pepperdine’s Firestone Fieldhouse about the role students and Christians must play in eradicating social injustices such as poverty, HIV/AIDS and sexual slavery. Wallis is the CEO of Sojourners, a Christian ministry which focuses on social … [Read more...] about Author examines U.S. partisanship, religion during convocation

Studies show students stressed by high goals and tough tests

September 7, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

KRISTEN ENGLERTStaff Writer According to Money Magazine’s Top 50 jobs, a software engineer, a college professor and a financial advisor rank in the top three. These three professions are three that many teenagers everywhere may aspire to become one day. These days teenager’s aspirations are at an all-time high, but teens are not willing to put in the work and responsibility … [Read more...] about Studies show students stressed by high goals and tough tests

China, home of the ‘fantastic’

September 7, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

Blair WarnerStaff Writer  It started with McDonald’s. I stood with the 12 other Pepperdine students and a professor at a crowded, tourist-laden fast food restaurant at Victoria Peak in Hong Kong and simply smiled while scanning the menu.  Let me explain myself better. The left side of the menu consisted of typical McDonald’s items — Big Macs and french fries. The right side, … [Read more...] about China, home of the ‘fantastic’

Gut feeling: Eating not true sport

September 7, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

JANE LEESports Editor Hello, my name is Jane, and I like food. A lot. I’m your meat and potatoes gal, definitely not the type that’s just going to order a salad for dinner at a restaurant. Don’t get me wrong, Caesar salads are one of my favorites, but there better be a meal following it. And when the waiter comes back to ask about the dessert menu, there’s a good chance I’ll … [Read more...] about Gut feeling: Eating not true sport

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