I know it's the day the Lord hath made for rest but I really detest Sundays. I spend most of the morning under my bed covers pretending it's not Sunday and the rest of the day numbing my mind with reruns of "Say Yes to the Dress" on TLC. This week however is midterms. I needed to break out of my usual Sunday procrastination habits to get work done. And what better way to do … [Read more...] about A day of café hopping
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Students fan out for Project Serve
Most students will scamper off to a tropical getaway head to roommates' mountain condos or mosey home this weekend for spring break. At the same time 175 Pepperdine waves will be splitting up in teams for the 10th annual Project Serve trips all around the western hemisphere. The majority of the teams will be crossing U.S. borders to volunteer time and supplies to the foreign … [Read more...] about Students fan out for Project Serve
Professor retires after decades in education
A perfect day for Great Books Chair Don Marshall begins in the late morning when the sun is up and the day has begun. After reading his morning paper while the news is still fresh spontaneity will lead his schedule. "Oh I think I'll go to the museum today Marshall contemplated. There is a special exhibit of Monet. I can go quite spontaneously without feeling like I'm neglecting … [Read more...] about Professor retires after decades in education
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'Little women' bring big voices to the stage
Though published in 1868 Louisa May Alcott's novel "Little Women" has remained a part of our culture. The story which follows Jo March and her three sisters as they come of age in New England during the Civil War still strikes a chord with readers today. Several film adaptations of the book have been made over the years showing its cultural relevance even after over a century … [Read more...] about 'Little women' bring big voices to the stage