KATHY MILLARLiving Assistant Moving into one’s dorm during freshman year at Pepperdine can be a memorable experience, with parents helping to move belongings, meeting new suitemates for the first time and attending NSO. But when the parents leave and NSO ends, college life really begins. Dr. Connie Horton, director of the Counseling Center at Pepperdine, said during the first … [Read more...] about Incoming students face new lifestyle (sans home)
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New WaveNet sparks desire for good old PepXpress site
SHANNON URTNOWSKILiving Editor Is it just me or did this summer fly by? Four months gone and it seems I never stepped foot out of my little bubble by the sea. The buildings have gathered a little more dust and the students have gained a few more college smarts, but everything else appears to be just the way I left it. The CCB staircase is just as intimidating as ever, all 109 … [Read more...] about New WaveNet sparks desire for good old PepXpress site
Blockbusters boost box office
ASHLYEE HICKMANStaff Writer The snakes are out of the bag, the code cracked, and the mission accomplished. The once ailing box office is staying afloat with the help of a few scallywags. According to Nielsen EDI, Inc, the cumulative box office total for 2006 is already six percent greater than in 2005. This boost can be attributed to the summer movies, but the real hero of the … [Read more...] about Blockbusters boost box office
Malibu campus: ultimate venue
CARISSA MARSHA&E Editor While Malibu is conveniently located just a few miles from the nation’s entertainment capital, there is little need for students to trek to Los Angeles to find something entertaining to do. Each year, Pepperdine offers a whole host of on-campus events sure to pique anyone’s interest and this semester’s lineup is no exception. From music to movies, … [Read more...] about Malibu campus: ultimate venue
Radiohead frontman’s lyrics scrape the bone in debut effort
ANNA WEBBER Assistant A&E Editor Thom Yorke’s first solo album is absolutely disturbing, agonizing, even excruciating to listen to at times, but the passion clearly exceeds the pain. “The Eraser” is not only tolerable, but intensely beautiful. Many of us know Yorke as Radiohead’s ethereal front man, but his solo project shows a more eerie side to his personality — it allows … [Read more...] about Radiohead frontman’s lyrics scrape the bone in debut effort
