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Graduation anxiety may be expected, but is fixable

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CONNIE HORTONCounseling Center “Senior angst,” anxiety regarding the future after university life, is common at this time of year among graduating seniors, including those at Pepperdine. Many seniors are asking themselves (and their friends, counselors, faculty and staff) “What will I do?” “Where will I live?” “How will I make it without my Pepperdine friends?” “Can I really … [Read more...] about Graduation anxiety may be expected, but is fixable

How to create the ultimate DVD collection

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CARA VANMETERLiving Editor Over the past month, as students returned from Spring Break, and Songfest drew to a close, the full impact of Blockbuster’s Malibu abandonment began to sink in across campus. Suddenly students who live on or near campus have had to rethink their at-home entertainment blueprints. What was once a quick jaunt down to the Colony for Subway and a movie … [Read more...] about How to create the ultimate DVD collection

Shoppers call Robertson the new Rodeo

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KATHY MILLARLiving Assistant At first glance, Robertson Boulevard seems like any other quiet, tree-lined shopping district next to the suburbs in Los Angeles. But with a closer look, one will notice luxury vehicles cruising, sunglass-clad shoppers sauntering and curious crowds swarming the exclusive, shabby-chic boutiques. The Hollywood Hills provide a picturesque backdrop to … [Read more...] about Shoppers call Robertson the new Rodeo

Preparing for Battle

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AUDREY REEDEditor in Chief On Friday morning junior Michael Stahlke and senior Jon Stafford are learning to use military grenades. They aren’t in the Middle East or a remote training facility, but in a UCLA park doing a lab exercise with 55 other army officers in training. Stahlke and Stafford are the only two Pepperdine students in the Army ROTC program. They spend four hours … [Read more...] about Preparing for Battle