Perspectives

As social scientists we are inherently interested in dating marriage and family. We are also interested in how social constructs of gender have typically informed these discussions particularly in Christian settings. Therefore we were curious about the content of the Pepperdine Dating Initiative which has dominated the Seaver Convocation series the past two weeks. Our … [Read more...] about Pep Dating Initiative flirts with patriarchy

Though overshadowed by In-N-Out and the long-awaited Veritas Forum another event shook up the hearts and minds of Pepperdine students last Thursday night: a presentation from MANA Mother Administered Nutritive Aid. Amid startling statistics of worldwide hunger and deaths from childhood malnutrition and details on their inspiring non-profit aimed at changing these statistics a … [Read more...] about Hunger remains a relevant challenge

The historical roots of democracy have cherished the individual rights of mankind in every sphere of life. Here at the Graphic we have a sincere gratitude for freedom of speech and freedom of the press. It enables us to serve the community by providing the latest information to keep you updated while supporting an outlet of self expression. In fact whether we agree with … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Put your name on it

It was a long day for a young student named Jason: He had received three projects from his professors that all happened to be due on the same day. Exhausted with his routine he sighed saying "I can't wait until I graduate." Lisa a successful associate in her law firm restlessly worked diligently with the drive of eventually making partner for her boss had told her it would … [Read more...] about Seize the day count little on tomorrow

There is a deep conspicuous crack running down the middle of our society. It manifests itself in every area of life imaginable: from the bumper stickers on the cars we pass daily to the news and media outlets bombarding us with propaganda to the everyday conversations with classmates and coworkers. All of these and more would have us believe that humanity is comprised of two … [Read more...] about Divisive ideology stifles national unity