CRYSTAL LUONGEditor in Chief I went beyond the confines of Malibu, beyond the commercial comforts of Third Street Promenade and beyond the self-indulgence of college life this week. I ventured into newfound anxiety to learn more about the human condition. I was the subject of HIV testing, first at an Out of the Closet thrift store in West Hollywood. Then I did it again, at … [Read more...] about How to get tested
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Students live like homeless
MEREDITH RODRIGUEZAssistant News Editor National Week of Hunger and Homelessness Awareness fell on a disastrously windy week. The Santa Anas blew over four makeshift Shanty Town shacks set up in Joslyn Plaza Tuesday night, forcing a couple of groups to take shelter inside. “Last night it was three of us and three Tri-Delts next to us,” Pi Phi junior Evyan Jarvis, a Shanty Town … [Read more...] about Students live like homeless
Public tickets sell out
BRITTANY YEAROUTNews Assistant Ticket sales are soaring as Jimmy Eat World is set to propel Pepperdine to its largest concert ever. The concert sold out to the public within three days and 428 tickets were sold the first day of ticket sales last night, which is the most tickets any Pepperdine concert has sold in one night. The concert will be in the Firestone Fieldhouse on … [Read more...] about Public tickets sell out
Cases of lice found in dorms
AIRAN SCRUBYNews Assistant There’s been a lot of nitpicking on campus lately. A mass e-mail from the Housing Office was sent Friday to all students, warning them that a case of lice had been detected in on-campus housing. The e-mail encouraged students to call with any specific questions they might have about how to treat lice, should they contract the parasite. Stacy … [Read more...] about Cases of lice found in dorms
Learning French
MIKE MASTENContributing Writer Being an international relations major who is interested in the affairs and religion of North Africa, I knew that coming to Lyon, France, would be an excellent first step in my career path. I could not have been more correct. When I walk down the small cobblestone streets of Lyon, signs of the Muslim population are obvious: a kabaab joint here, a … [Read more...] about Learning French