With the click of a button in the late 1970s the world changed. The Internet was created and society has never since been the same. A phenomenon that started as a helpful research communication and entertainment tool has now turned an ugly course as issues regarding safety and privacy come into question each time an individual signs online. Though it is possible to live an … [Read more...] about The grave perils of a cyber generation
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Malibu salutes veterans
A young girl in an orange headscarf sheepishly avoids the camera's lens while an adolescent boy in sand-colored garb hovers over a smiling U.S. soldier. This scene captured in a single photograph one morning in April 2007 greets senior Brandon Lee each time he picks up his cell phone. The familiar faces from a far away place quickly draw him back to the desert back to the war … [Read more...] about Malibu salutes veterans
Top 10 things to do with a turkey drumstick
Although white meat may be more popular occupants of the holiday kiddie table do not usually fight over chicken breasts (even if the table is completely comprised of boys). Clearly turkey legs are beter.Here at Pepperdine we ask deep penetrating questions even about turkey legs. Today's question: What is there to do with a drumstick once it's on one's plate of Thanksgiving … [Read more...] about Top 10 things to do with a turkey drumstick
Men take two of three at home
Saturday afternoon was a flip-flop of a day for No. 5 Pepperdine men's water polo team. The Waves lost a conference match to No. 1 Stanford 9-4 but then came back an hour later to defeat Concordia University 14-6 in Malibu. On Sunday the Waves handled business against UC Irvine 12-9."Our theme for the whole weekend was going 100 percent said junior attacker Preston Lujan. In … [Read more...] about Men take two of three at home
Magazine to inspire discussion
With article topics ranging from alternative energy cars to couch surfing the new issue of Currents magazine - inserted in this issue of the Graphic - aims to ignite student discussion on campus. This semester's cover story "The Race Cards takes a unique twist on the tired Mac/PC analogy to challenge readers to become more culturally competent and generate discussion about race … [Read more...] about Magazine to inspire discussion
