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Grad student pens book to help teens

February 3, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Brittany DeanStaff Writer When describing first-year Seaver College graduate student Russell Lingerfelt, his friends frequently use adjectives such as sociable, Christian and intelligent. And while many students might recognize the 24-year-old religion major as the man with a shaved head who wears a T-shirt and jeans every day while studying in the Waves Cafe, there is much … [Read more...] about Grad student pens book to help teens

Oscar season inspires musings

February 3, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Gabe DurhamStaff Writer Since Evelyn wrote a column last week about a friend who name-drops all the time, I thought, “What a good chance to set my own record straight.” Contrary to popular belief, I don’t really know that many celebrities. I mean, of course I have an inner circle of A-list actors and directors, but it isn’t nearly as big as you’d think. Just the other night, … [Read more...] about Oscar season inspires musings

Face in the crowd: Hannah Rascher

February 2, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Lindsay TuggleStaff Writer Hannah Rascher “Kamusta ka” is not a common greeting overheard here in Malibu. However, to freshman physical education major Hannah Rascher, it is very familiar. The greeting is in Cebuano, a dialect of Tagalog, the main language of the Philippines. Rascher learned much of this language, along with a variety of other things, while growing up with her … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Hannah Rascher

Water polo coach travels world, returns to Pep pool

February 2, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Chris MayerStaff Writer Ben Young / Photo Editor Over the years, thousands of students, teachers, faculty, fans, opponents, refs and lifeguards have come and gone from Raleigh Runnels pool. Of these thousands, perhaps a few hundred are regulars, living day-to-day with the smell of chlorine and wet hair. Of these hundred perhaps a dozen or so stay more than four years. Of this … [Read more...] about Water polo coach travels world, returns to Pep pool

Lifestyle changes can aid frequent headache sufferers

February 2, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Rhonda Harris-ScottHealth Columnist Do you or someone you know suffer from headache pain?  If so, you may be familiar with stories similar to these: “I have frequent headaches that usually occur when I am stressed and they feel like a band tightening around my head” “My headaches are usually in my lower forehead, and around my eyes.  It is a throbbing sensation that starts off … [Read more...] about Lifestyle changes can aid frequent headache sufferers

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