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Perspectives

Exploring L.A. worth the hassle

February 1, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

Marc ChoquettePerspectives Editor Los Angeles. Some call it the world capitol of entertainment and glitz, cultural diversity and trendsetting. Others aren’t so fond. I had never known for myself the true Los Angeles since I had never gone out of my way to explore the city. But now that I finally have an internship, it’s almost a part of my job. I am often dispatched to places … [Read more...] about Exploring L.A. worth the hassle

Dictator’s son moves in; time for Malibu to speak out

February 1, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

Melissa GiaimoAssistant Perspectives Editor Indifference of Malibu citizens, combined with U.S. oil interests, perpetuate systemic injustice, rather than demanding a new transparency in Equatorial Guinea. Recent publicity has brought fresh attention to the son of an African dictator. Equatorial Guinea’s Dictator-in-training Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue is under suspicion for … [Read more...] about Dictator’s son moves in; time for Malibu to speak out

Parking illegally on campus more difficult with new fines

February 1, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

Marc ChoquettePerspectives Editor The cliché thing to say about any sort of cost increase at Pepperdine is to be outraged for awhile, realize that its not going to change, then live with it. It is a simple three-step process. Tuition increases substantially and everyone says, “this is bogus,” then sees their tuition bill and realize they weren’t kidding around. Book prices … [Read more...] about Parking illegally on campus more difficult with new fines

Seats too empty at the ‘Stone

January 25, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

Marc ChoquettePerspectives Editor For colleges and universities without a football team, it is a well-known fact that the only way for a school to shake the proverbial athletic moneymaker is to have a quality basketball team on the floor and supportive fans in the stands. Since the inception of March Madness, the window to national prominence has been opened for the hundreds of … [Read more...] about Seats too empty at the ‘Stone

Pepperdine in need of  “true blue”

January 25, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

Ashton EllisStaff Writer Imagine the traditional, baby blue uniforms of the University of North Carolina women's soccer team featuring archrival Duke University's royal blue. Impossible, right? Yet that is exactly the case when watching the Lady Waves soccer team wearing navy blue (like conference rivals Gonzaga and USD) during a home game last semester. As a member of the law … [Read more...] about Pepperdine in need of  “true blue”

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