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Generation Y: Wake-up call badly needed

April 10, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

MARC CHOQUETTEPerspectives Editor As the final days of the semester approach, there comes a time to start making some serious life decisions, a time when we step outside of ourselves for once and think about our collective futures as a new generation of Americans comes of age. Still, much of what we talk about on a daily basis is whether or not to take that entry-level job. For … [Read more...] about Generation Y: Wake-up call badly needed

Partial boycott best option for U.S.

April 10, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

STEPHANIE TANIZARAssistant Perspectives Editor Human rights activists scaled the Golden Gate Bridge on Monday, reportedly part of the route that the Olympic torch would take on its one stop in North America. The three unfurled the Tibet flag and banners reading, “One World, One Dream: Free Tibet.” The torch arrived Tuesday, with hundreds of police officers on hand to prevent … [Read more...] about Partial boycott best option for U.S.

Paying the price for capitalism run amok

April 10, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

MARC CHOQUETTEPerspectives Editor As a recession looms, gas reaches over $4 per gallon in parts of California and blocks of houses sit foreclosed and empty in the Inland Empire, we have to wonder what happened to the booming economy that the textbook free market policies of the Bush administration were supposed to bring about. George W. Bush’s inauguration in 2001 ushered in … [Read more...] about Paying the price for capitalism run amok

Pepperdine reputation at a crossroads

April 10, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

GRANT LEA & MARC CHOQUETTE>Contributor & Perspectives Editor With yet another year drawing to a close, it seems appropriate and entirely necessary to assess Pepperdine’s standing among the most important people on campus — its students. Students stand to benefit the most or suffer the worst from the school’s reputation and, unfortunately, the campus has been markedly … [Read more...] about Pepperdine reputation at a crossroads

True goal of Eve Project misconstrued

April 10, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

RACHEL JOHNSON & ERIN CHINENContributors On a campus that faces over-saturation of philanthropic endeavors, and in a society that aims to keep its problems under the rug, we need the Eve Project. The origin of the Eve Project stemmed from the concept and belief in the power of naming. Naming the fear. Breaking the silence. The Eve Project is not a campaign to eradicate … [Read more...] about True goal of Eve Project misconstrued

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