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Perspectives

Loans cloud students’ lives

September 20, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

MOLLY CARROLLStaff Writer Welcome to small classes led by accomplished professors, welcome to new friendships, welcome to this hamlet of celebrities and sunny beaches we call Malibu. But unfortunately, carefree college life is overshadowed by accumulating loans that transform by the end of four years into unmanageable and looming debt. And for these bronzed and brilliant … [Read more...] about Loans cloud students’ lives

Apple CEO gives candy to babies

September 20, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

SHANNON KELLYEditor-in Chief I babysat this adorable, sweet, well-mannered 3-year-old a couple years ago and ruined her. Every time she cried I gave her candy, and she stopped crying (brilliant, I know). I haven't seen her since (surprisingly her parents found a different babysitter), but I'm assuming she's either a pretty pudgy 5-year-old (nothing wrong with that) or she cries … [Read more...] about Apple CEO gives candy to babies

Celebrity may negatively sway voters

September 13, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

RACHEL JOHNSONAssistant Perspectives Editor Oprah Winfrey is arguably one of today’s most influential women in the United States and even in the world. She hosts an Emmy Award-winning talk show that has made her worth an estimated $1.5 billion. She is an actress, a book critic, an entrepreneur, a philanthropist and a humanitarian. Now it seems that she’s attempting to add … [Read more...] about Celebrity may negatively sway voters

Film exposes truth about academia

September 13, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

BRITTANY YEAROUTPerspectives Editor An open market for ideas, critical thinking, tolerance and free speech, is supposed to be the mainstay of American universities. However, as director Evan Coyne Maloney’s upcoming film, “Indoctrinate U,” highlights, the truth is becoming just the opposite. By revealing specific instances in public and private colleges, Maloney proves that … [Read more...] about Film exposes truth about academia

Life: It is a balancing act

September 13, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

MARC CHOQUETTEOnline Content Manager As our generation takes the helm of the working world away from the Baby Boomers, we will inherit a job landscape different from when our parents were just out of college. But studies show the state of the American work force in the 21st century is troublesome. Many signs point to the fact that we may be working too much, especially outside … [Read more...] about Life: It is a balancing act

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