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How to Ace Finals Fashion

December 5, 2014 by Kristin Vartan

Photo by Miqveh Steinhart It’s that time of the year again, “Dead Week” — or for some, “I Feel Like I am Dying Week.” The sky is crying, but you feel as if you should be instead because you have that borderline grade in that one class — or all of your classes. Either way, the last thing you want to think about is what to wear while you’re studying — or next week when … [Read more...] about How to Ace Finals Fashion

On Being White

November 30, 2014 by Nate Barton

The reason nobody writes about being a straight, rich and white male is shame — the irreparable reputation of colonialism, slavery and mass warfare. As a demographic we have quite the resume, including such terrible chapters as the Holocaust and Jim Crow fitted with the discovery of e=mc2, capitalism and the mocha Frappuccino. I, myself, am hesitant to look into my own family … [Read more...] about On Being White

Fall Fashion: Flannels Can Add a Feminine Flair

November 30, 2014 by Kristin Vartan

Photos by Kristin Vartan They may look and feel like pajamas, but you just cannot stop wearing them. You can find them in your boyfriend’s (or guy friend’s) closet or your the thrift store. They are... yes, you guessed it: Flannels. I’ve been seeing these plaid button downs all over campus since the weather started to cool down. Even in Malibu, we just can’t help but … [Read more...] about Fall Fashion: Flannels Can Add a Feminine Flair

Education without Borders

November 29, 2014 by Nate Barton

It's not that there are no creative types in higher education. It's that the ladder of modern education requires a level of organization and type-A memorization that often purges the system of the purely creative mind. Think back to high school. Perhaps this is a fallacy, but I remember far more artists, musicians and drama geeks — people who, while they tested poorly and … [Read more...] about Education without Borders

Pepperdine is a Christian University, Get Used to It

November 28, 2014 by Justina Huang

As a tutor on campus, one of the main complaints I hear is that religion should be taught independently of academics. Why do we need three classes on religion? Why did the Convocation speaker mention God? Three whole times? What is this, a reference to the Trinity or something? It is as if these complaints come from a place of not realizing that Pepperdine is affiliated with … [Read more...] about Pepperdine is a Christian University, Get Used to It

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