RICHARD NAVAStaff Writer According to the 2005 Princeton Review, Pepperdine’s campus is the most beautiful campus in the country. Pepperdine’s on-campus living facilities also received national recognition in 2005, ranking first on the Princeton Review’s list of “Dorms Like Palaces.” But what is it that makes Pepperdine’s dorms so special, and could they be improved? You might … [Read more...] about Seaver males go back to basics
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How to set yourself up for New Year’s resolution success
KATHY MILLARLiving Assistant The question is usually asked at holiday celebrations or family dinners over winter break: So what’s your New Year’s resolution? For college students, New Year’s resolutions can be a great way to reflect on the previous semester and decide to improve some aspect of their lives. Though New Year’s resolutions can cover a wide spectrum, the resolutions … [Read more...] about How to set yourself up for New Year’s resolution success
Rosenkrans brings ministry to class
DALLAS COOKStaff Writer When entering her office, students are likely to be greeted with a hug, candy and a smile. Her affectionate persona instantly makes students feel comfortable. She does not need candy or caffeine because she is so filled with energy and life. In fact, she runs 50 miles each week. On a typical day of class, she’s dressed in a jubilant smile, flowered … [Read more...] about Rosenkrans brings ministry to class
Face in the Crowd: Natalie Berger
CARA VAN METERLiving Editor Between challenging classes, loads of homework, the requisite weekly club/event/board meetings and a mile-long list of must-see TV shows, many students find it difficult to steal a few moments each day to simply enjoy the view. Freshman Natalie Berger said she is determined to beat the system and enjoy the scenic beauty that surrounds Pepperdine no … [Read more...] about Face in the Crowd: Natalie Berger
‘Arrested’ creates less glam OC
Audrey ReedEditor in Chief America is in love with Orange County. It’s a beautiful place with even more beautiful people. Best of all, the problems that arise squarely within county lines can be solved in 30 or 60 minute intervals. That’s why the Orange County-based television show, “Arrested Development,” is holding its breath until Fox announces next season’s line-up. While … [Read more...] about ‘Arrested’ creates less glam OC

