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Every time I fly somewhere it messes with my head. It is difficult to avoid feeling completely and utterly microscopic and in turn inconsequential when you really take in the view from 17000 feet in the air. The stars don't seem any closer but everything else looks like a glorified ant farm. To put the significant things and places in our lives that seem so huge urgent and … [Read more...] about The view from 17000 feet

Five groups took part in this year's Songfest including students in fraternities sororities and other on-campus organizations. Songfest is a Pepperdine tradition that takes place every spring. The winner of the event was Gamma Ghekkkkkt Sigma. … [Read more...] about Songfest 2009

What began as a pitcher's duel between Pepperdine sophomore starter Matt Bywater and his UCLA counterpart freshman Trevor Bauer resulted in a 7-2 victory for the Bruins on Wednesday afternoon at Eddy D. Field Stadium. The loss was the second in a row for the No.-12 Waves (16-8) and capped off an eight-game homestand.The game opened with dominate pitching from both Bywater and … [Read more...] about Baseball falls to Bruins

After months of anticipation and late night rehearsals the annual event "Songfest" finally debuted for its Malibu audience March 17. The curtains opened and Pepperdine students were quickly "on the job" and set to entertain. "It's a one of a kind experience. I've never seen anything like it said freshman and Songfest participant Aaron Dowler. You're guaranteed to be … [Read more...] about Songfest 'works' it out

The circus is in town tonightCome; it's a one-night fantasy.All ages are welcome but come with the mind of a childWhose imaginative escape can conjure the Edens of Neverland.It flutters on every possibility of innocent blissTaking paths as straight as a falling feather.Come and see the cavalcade of entertainersBig-eyed performers at the electrically dazing carnival.Three rings … [Read more...] about Poetry Corner