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It's only March and a number of alien films have hit theaters in 2011 with even more waiting to debut over the next year. Are you tired of seeing the same old alien theme of taking over the world? Well look no further because "Paul" has arrived.  Released last Friday "Paul" has done remarkably well in the box office grabbing a spot as one of the top five movies of the … [Read more...] about Universal's 'Paul' proves aliens can be allies

"With a quarter and a little bit of time you can change somebody's life said Aaron Echols, resident director of Lovernich. This Friday, the Housing & Residence Life office is partnering with the program Stop Hunger Now to host an event aiding people in Haiti who are living below the poverty line and do not have enough to eat. After many students left the Global Poverty … [Read more...] about Pepp packages 20,000 meals

In the wake of the national conversations on lesbian gay bisexual and transgender (LGBT)-related issues Pepperdine University has jumped on board by creating the committee "Building Bridges: Pepperdine's Response to Homosexuality." Since last November the group composed mainly of Pepperdine faculty has been meeting to discuss Pepperdine's stance on homosexuality. Building … [Read more...] about 'Bridges' in progress

British singer-songwriter Adele gives the sophomore slump a swift kick with her newly released album "21." Since the creation of her first album "19 Adele has been on a whirlwind journey that has earned her a worldwide following and numerous accolades. Wildly popular on the charts for both the U.K. and the U.S., Adele was nominated for many awards and ended up winning several … [Read more...] about "21"

As students we have a limited perspective of Pepperdine. We are  on a train passing through this institution and so we understand that we are nearsighted our grasp on deeper University issues fleeting. As future alumni though our perspective matters because we are the future donors whose potential contributions will help our alma mater thrive. From this perspective we … [Read more...] about Students value relationships over politics