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How to avoid an extra helping of guilt this Thanksgiving

November 22, 2011 by Chelsea Cowley

It’s that time of year again that we look forward to all year-round. It is the official start to the Holiday season filled with cinnamon-scented pinecones, pumpkin-filled everything, limitless love, uncontrollable laughter and lots of food. First up is Thanksgiving and on Thursday Nov. 24, friends and family will gather around the dinner table to feast on token Thanksgiving … [Read more...] about How to avoid an extra helping of guilt this Thanksgiving

Craig Detweiler puts pop culture in perspective

November 21, 2011 by Kara Danner

Notorious bad boys in film, cultural icons such as Humphrey Bogart and James Dean are not often paired with the spirit of Jesus. However, Dr. Craig Detweiler, associate professor of Communication at Pepperdine University, sees the connection. “Movies were my first love,” Detweiler said. “Growing up Humphrey Bogart and James Dean were the coolest men I’d ever seen. After being … [Read more...] about Craig Detweiler puts pop culture in perspective

Students rally for One Wish

November 17, 2011 by Sarah Racker

For those bold enough to brave the cold and rain on Friday evening and make their way up to Drescher Courtyard, The Board hosted a nonprofit festival, featuring booths celebrating making a difference in the world. In addition to the array of booths, a cozy tent warmed by space heaters was filled with live music and places to munch on food from a free organic food truck. Seven … [Read more...] about Students rally for One Wish

Thanksgiving remains underrated, yet holds a world of awesomeness

November 17, 2011 by Nikki Torriente

Thanksgiving is only a week away, which means it’s time to pack up and head on home for a few days. There are a million reasons why Thanksgiving is so awesome, but here are the five best things about the holiday celebrating Pilgrims and Indians. Those Turkey Day lovers will know what’s up. It’s only one of the most underrated holidays ever. 1. The first thing that makes … [Read more...] about Thanksgiving remains underrated, yet holds a world of awesomeness

Cleanse mind of negative thoughts for life of clarity

November 17, 2011 by Britt Kidd

When most people hear the words “toxic” or “pollution,” they most likely relate these terms with the toxins or pollutants in the environment. But do you ever relate these terms to the human mind? Quite similar to the Earth’s surface, the human mind can become polluted with toxic thoughts that can be detrimental to one’s self-esteem and sense of self-worth. However, by … [Read more...] about Cleanse mind of negative thoughts for life of clarity

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