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Efficient energy becomes reality

April 1, 2010 by Pepperdine Graphic

When it comes to efficient use of energy more and more start-up companies are scrambling to find the solution. The key is to find a way to produce this energy with no emissions at a low cost and with ease of access to consumers— easier said than done. However one company is emerging as a leader in this race so far.The product is called the Bloom Box. It is a box that can … [Read more...] about Efficient energy becomes reality

Mentoring Swiss youth imparts meaning

April 1, 2010 by Pepperdine Graphic

"Look out for the redhead sophomore Joelle Takahashi said as we boarded the train for our weekly trip from Lausanne to Moudon, a half-hour ride.  He looks adorable but he's the biggest trouble maker of them all.""Excellent I thought. This was only my second time volunteering at the Moudon refugee facility in Switzerland, and the next two hours sounded like... a challenge, … [Read more...] about Mentoring Swiss youth imparts meaning

Health reform brings hope to Californians

March 25, 2010 by Pepperdine Graphic

Health care reform has passed. For all the uncertainty about reform— only time will tell if it succeeds at containing costs and improving quality— it is justified by the direness of the country's challenges in health care. Perhaps no state has as much to gain as California whose woes are a particularly astonishing depiction of all that has gone awry in American … [Read more...] about Health reform brings hope to Californians

Eyes reveal story behind injustices

March 25, 2010 by Pepperdine Graphic

In our society of constant visual and auditory stimulation a disturbing thing has happened to the typical media of communication. Words images— they seem to lose their meanings the more we hear or see them the stronger or more startling they are instead of gaining importance and poignancy.We are bombarded by news of disasters misfortunes and injustices on a daily basis. … [Read more...] about Eyes reveal story behind injustices

Census questions discriminate offend

March 25, 2010 by Pepperdine Graphic

This most recent decennial census is asking some questions that go beyond the constitutional mandate of counting the country's population. Some people are taking offense as to the nature and wording of several questions on the form but even more puzzling is why they were deemed necessary to appear in the first place. Yet these facts may even be secondary considering that our … [Read more...] about Census questions discriminate offend

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