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Perspectives

Super Bowl Sunday Should Be a Holiday

January 31, 2018 by Duncan Hilby

Graphic by Nate BartonThis Sunday millions of people around the globe will gather together to celebrate a holiday unlike any other, the Super Bowl. Calling the Super Bowl a holiday may seem ridiculous, but it may not be as far-fetched as it seems.According to Fortune Magazine, 111.7 million people tuned in to watch last year's Super Bowl. Compare that with the biggest … [Read more...] about Super Bowl Sunday Should Be a Holiday

Staff Editorial: Surf in Safety

January 30, 2018 by Graphic Staff

Art by Madeline Duvall Security, as derived from Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, is one of our most basic functions before the procession to other necessities like socializing or "self-actualization," according to Psychology Today. With safety as a crucial component in our daily lives, humans don't question its vitality. It's common sense: From childhood, people are told not to … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Surf in Safety

Con: Leave Pets At Home

January 30, 2018 by Michaela Meyer

Art by Madeline DuvallHaving a furry creature around for comfort may seem ideal to the stressed-out student. But with Pepperdine's limited living premises, having a pet-friendly campus just isn't a viable option.Animals do not belong in the cramped dorm lifestyle. Most students have barely enough room for their own things in their small two or three person rooms. Animals need … [Read more...] about Con: Leave Pets At Home

Research Before Voting

January 30, 2018 by Nenah Mikuska

Art by Peau Porotesano There’s an aspect of charisma that rules Capitol Hill. Representatives, both in the House and Senate, work to impress a certain group of voters and will focus their efforts on pleasing that particular pool of people: their constituents. With the mid-term election approaching in November, it is important to start paying attention and researching the … [Read more...] about Research Before Voting

Pro: Allow More Pets On Campus

January 30, 2018 by Lidia Bayne

Art by Madeline DuvallLife without pets is rough. Students who have grown up surrounded by loving, furry friends come to college and might not see an animal for weeks or even months.The Pepperdine Student Handbook allows students to have service and support animals in the dorms, and does not allow other animals in any buildings or dorms. Students should be allowed to have … [Read more...] about Pro: Allow More Pets On Campus

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