MARY WISNIEWSKIAssistant Living Editor Senior Kent Miller said he is mostly the typical Pepperdine public relations major. But on Sunday mornings, the Michigan native has done something few others can attest to at this age — Miller periodically delivers sermons at Woodland Hills Christian Church, his home church while at Pepperdine. “I’m not just a young face. I do have … [Read more...] about Church offers speech opportunities
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Make love, hah. Let’s make some war
GINNA NGUYENStaff Writer First of all, there will be no lovemaking outside the sanctity of marriage. And as for war, I really just mean revolution. Honestly, let’s see some anarchy here. OK, perhaps not anarchy. Instead, let’s go with rebellion. Let’s talk about the art of living in the rebellion of convention. Truly, what better place to find conventions to defy than at … [Read more...] about Make love, hah. Let’s make some war
Prof spends 15 years with Army band
THOMAS SMITHStaff Writer After serving in the U.S. Army for the past 34 years, Lt. Col. Tony Cason’s music career will march on as a visiting professor in the Fine Arts Division. Now retired, Cason has performed alongside well-known artists such as Duke Ellington, Pablo Cassals, James Mc-Cracken and Elvis Presley. At Pepperdine, Cason is a professor of music and conducts the … [Read more...] about Prof spends 15 years with Army band
Authors’ lives make fascinating stories
GABE DURHAMStaff Writer These days, visiting a bookstore means all you see is David Sedaris this, Augusten Burroughs that. These writers have made a living off collections of personal essays, those books that tell little stories from a writer’s life and then supposedly show how the stories relate to a larger truth about the human condition. I’m a big boy. I can take larger … [Read more...] about Authors’ lives make fascinating stories
Concert spreads holiday cheer
ELISE ACKERStaff Writer With the holiday season around the corner, Pepperdine’s choir and orchestra are gearing up for a free performance filled with festive carols and religious pieces. The Fine Arts division will present its annual Christmas Concert on Dec. 1, and the event will be a collaborative performance between the choir and orchestra. Director of Choirs Milton Pullen … [Read more...] about Concert spreads holiday cheer