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Republicans need a female hurricane

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The other day @RexHuppke tweeted, “Wow. The Republican Party can’t even attract a female hurricane.” I laughed, I re-tweeted, then I legitimately thought about the upcoming 2012 election, its influence, its ironies and its problems. Four years ago Hilary Clinton chose to run for President and became a symbol for increasing gender equality in this country. It was an election of … [Read more...] about Republicans need a female hurricane

ATO wins True Merit second year in a row

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Alpha Tau Omega (ATO) earned the national fraternity’s True Merit Award and stretching their winning streak two years. The award was created in1969 as the fraternity’s first award. Its coveted reputation stretches to many chapters across the country. Even though there isn’t a limit to the number of chapters that can earn the True Merit, the process is still rigorous. The … [Read more...] about ATO wins True Merit second year in a row

Athletics cuts cheerleading

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Last semester, the Waves’ cheer coach informed her cheerleaders that the Athletics administration would be ending the cheerleading program and moving in a more dance-focused pom and spirit squad. In a goodbye email to the seven cheerleaders, head coach Jennifer Kehoe introduced the new coach and choreographer, Alex Nicandros, and wrote that she and Athletics encouraged the … [Read more...] about Athletics cuts cheerleading

Payson puts 400th anniversary on display: Grant brings King James Bible

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Payson Library will host a national traveling exhibition until Friday, Sept. 21 titled, “Manifold Greatness: The Creation and Afterlife of the King James Bible.” The exhibit, which commemorates the 400th anniversary since the first printing of the King James Bible, was made possible by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Pepperdine was one of 40 … [Read more...] about Payson puts 400th anniversary on display: Grant brings King James Bible