Whether or not we get a Valentine of our own, we still can be somebody else’s, and in the spirit of love, that’s what matters.By Lauren GustusSports Editor Eighty-five percent of valentines sent are sent by females. And I don’t have a problem with that. The problem is that we are listening to what everyone else tells us we should be hoping for on the day of love. As college … [Read more...] about Pro & Con: Challenging the stigma of St. Valentine
Perspectives
Slow down, park right and please don’t hit my car
By James RiswickAssistant Opinions Editor To the person in the white Mercedes-Benz ML320 who parked three inches from my car … learn how to park! Or at least, learn how to respect other people’s cars. If you’re going to have a sport utility vehicle, or any other car for that matter, at least learn how to maneuver it into a parking spot. I never want to get into my car from the … [Read more...] about Slow down, park right and please don’t hit my car
Staff Editorial: In sexual environment, be responsible
A recent Public Safety report revealed the following behavior on the Pepperdine campus: 1/13/02 01:47 Misc. Conduct ViolationLocation: George Page Residential C Summary: Report of male and female engaged in a sexual act in front of an open window. With Valentine’s Day at hand, the Graphic wants to remind students to practice educated sexual responsibility. Even within the … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: In sexual environment, be responsible
Can’t escape the watchful eye
By Byron SmithStaff Writer What do you think of when you hear the words … Pepperdine University? The traditional (and perhaps correct) answer would most likely include: its beautiful campus nestled on the coastal foothills of beautiful Malibu, its beautiful people wearing beautiful clothes and driving beautiful cars all while succumbing to wholesome Christian values. This is … [Read more...] about Can’t escape the watchful eye
Letters to the editor
Dear Editor, I am quite disturbed about the lack of enthusiasm by some students, faculty and administrators at Pepperdine in Malibu. I graduated from Pepperdine in 1981, which was some time ago. Those years were among the best years in my life. However, even in the "stone age," I remember the lackluster attendance to many of the basketball games. I have always been a … [Read more...] about Letters to the editor