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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

Texas textbooks rewrite U.S. history

March 25, 2010 by Pepperdine Graphic

Last week the Texas Board of Education debated the statewide curricula most notably the social studies curriculum. These board members are elected officials— not experts or professional historians— though according to the March 12 issue of The New York Times "some members of the conservative bloc held themselves out as experts on certain topics."What upset people … [Read more...] about Texas textbooks rewrite U.S. history

"Food Inc." unveils startling realities

March 25, 2010 by Pepperdine Graphic

On Monday night the Pepperdine Green Team hosted a screening of the Oscar-nominated documentary "Food Inc." in Elkins Auditorium to raise awareness about how the food we eat is grown and processed. One student freshman Casey Edwards anticipated a film that would "open our eyes to how messed up our mainstream food industry is." Striking a balance between being realistic and … [Read more...] about "Food Inc." unveils startling realities

Pep statue causes fright and flight

March 25, 2010 by Pepperdine Graphic

Recently a terrifying specter arrived on the Malibu campus. It sits in the middle of campus as a startling reminder of the University's past. Freshmen and upperclassmen of the Seaver campus alike are both fascinated and spooked by this dark figure that haunts the Jocelyn Plaza. Now before we go and call the Ghostbusters it is probably important to consider that this frightening … [Read more...] about Pep statue causes fright and flight

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