Perspectives

By Nick Julian Staff Writer The race to the White House has begun, and both Democrats and Republicans have a running start. While much attention in recent weeks has focused on the Democratic primaries, President Bush and his camp of supporters and advisors have been hard at work to convince the nation that he is the right man to fix the current economic crisis and war in Iraq. … [Read more...] about Bush prepares for November

By Ashley Obrey Staff Writer Students known only by their written words made their voices heard Thursday night in a radio show debate about the controversial Rock and Freedom Wall issues permeating campus the last couple of weeks. Pepperdine radio station 101.5 KWVS aired a half-hour informal discussion on “The Weekly Show” to touch on the recent controversy regarding the … [Read more...] about Radio station hosts informal debate over Rock, Freedom Wall controversy

By Nathaneal Breeden Staff Writer He was pressed on every side by the crowd that followed him, feet shuffling in the dust, cloaks tangled into one massive body that moved quickly along the road. His mission was important and time was of the essence. A little girl was dying and he was her only hope of survival. But somewhere along the way he stopped, turning at a certain … [Read more...] about Service Realized Jesus’ Mission

By Maya Minwary Assistant Living Editor Some people might prefer to stay inside a warm place on a cold evening, but the blood-pumping and diverse rock music during the Switchfoot concert Friday was more than enough to get a person warm. The concert started a little before dusk with Aria Decline as the opening act. As concert goers flocked to Alumni Park, Aria Decline’s upbeat … [Read more...] about Four bands don’t just add to the noise Friday at SGA’s spring concert

By Tracy Domingo News Assistant In his fight to get his controversial club, Students Against Homophobia, recognized, sophomore Grant Turck said he is not even close to giving up. In fact, ever since the University’s statement last Monday indicated they would not officially recognize the club, Turck’s efforts have grown even stronger. And his labors aren’t going without … [Read more...] about Legal action may be next step for SAH club, founder says