In last week’s column I criticized people for complaining about everything that is “wrong” with the iPhone 5. The column faulted the affected American populace for failing to recognize what is actually worth complaining about and essentially blamed their consumer habits for allowing businesses like Apple to financially exploit their loyal customers. Now, I’m here to criticize … [Read more...] about How ethical is the new iPhone 5?
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Racich spikes the win – Freshman volleyball player follows the path of older siblings
Freshman Taylor Racich became yet another family member to join a university sports team in Southern California. Waves volleyball player Racich is no stranger to sports. She, along with her other siblings, all grew up in the sports community. “It was so much fun growing up in a healthy, competitive family,” Racich said. A family full of athletes can be intimidating, to say … [Read more...] about Racich spikes the win – Freshman volleyball player follows the path of older siblings
Shadyac explores faith themes in media
Photo by Annie Jeong Tom Shadyac, filmmaker-in-residence at the Center for Entertainment, Media and Culture at Pepperdine’s Seaver College, is hosting a five-week Convocation series that began yesterday and ends Oct. 24. The five-week convocation series will be held every Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. in Elkins. “We are going to have a lot of fun. This is not your … [Read more...] about Shadyac explores faith themes in media
Waves roll strong- Waves mark their appearance with several wins
Sebastian Fanselow, Damian Gryzelko, Mousheg Hovhannisyan, David Sofaer and Finn Tearney represented the men’s tennis team this past weekend at the 2012 Olympia Fields Country Club Invitational. With three seniors returning to the team, the men are looking forward to their upcoming season. Senior Sebastian Fanselow was named 2012 West Coast Conference Player of the Year after … [Read more...] about Waves roll strong- Waves mark their appearance with several wins
Heal the Bay hosts coastal cleanup
The annual Coastal Cleanup Day was Sept. 15, from 9 a.m. to noon, with many Southern Californians participating in the event to give the coast a freshwater sparkle. Heal The Bay has been part of the Malibu community for many years, during which bumper stickers are seen on the back of cars to show the community’s support for the coastal cleanup. According to the organization, … [Read more...] about Heal the Bay hosts coastal cleanup
