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Perspectives

Part I: There is a Difference Between Islam and IS

November 10, 2014 by Akela Newman

Art by Sacha Irick Editor’s note: Read the second part of this piece in next week’s issue, which will be published Nov. 13. As a Christian, I am appalled at the horrendous persecution of my brothers and sisters by the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (aka IS) as well as the brutal genocide of minorities and the horrific abuse of women and children. As a friend of … [Read more...] about Part I: There is a Difference Between Islam and IS

Staff Editorial: Don’t Cut the Students Out

November 9, 2014 by Graphic Staff

Art by Sacha Irick It’s such well-trimmed green grass that it looks fake. Perfectly manicured, colored as bright as an avocado, just begging to be frolicked on. Typically it’s occupied by families with small children, students tossing frisbees and club sports teams. But this year, things changed. Now, no one is allowed to set foot on the field. If you’re late for … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Don’t Cut the Students Out

I’m Not Scared of Living La Dolce Vita

November 9, 2014 by Lauren Davila

In 63 days, I will be on a plane somewhere over the Atlantic on my way to Italy. I will be looking out the window, listening to music or maybe just sleeping. Either way, I will be experiencing the beginning of my once-in-a-lifetime journey. The choice to study abroad for my spring semester was a huge step for me. Born and raised near LA, I have rarely traveled outside of … [Read more...] about I’m Not Scared of Living La Dolce Vita

Shut up and Drive

November 6, 2014 by Veronica Johnson

I absolutely love driving on PCH, windows down, music blasting. It is a completely blissful and reflective experience for me. And what I mean by driving down PCH is sitting in the passenger seat while on PCH. It’s a running joke with my family and friends that I like to be “chauffeured around.” I hate driving; I don’t deny it, and I am grateful to my drivers. Think of … [Read more...] about Shut up and Drive

The ‘bu Yorker

November 4, 2014 by Sacha Irick

Art by Sacha Irick __________ Follow Sacha Irick on Twitter: @GraphicSacha … [Read more...] about The ‘bu Yorker

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