EVELYN BARGEAssistant A&E Editor Returning Pepperdine students may be surprised to find that during the summer their campus was transformed into Pacific Coast Academy, a boarding school for kids that has recently gone co-ed.This unusual change is only temporary, and PCA will dissolve Sept. 17. PCA is not a real school, but actually a television set.The cast and television … [Read more...] about What Pepperdine learned in ‘Zoey 101’
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Some words of wisdom from a four-year Pep expert
Ask the RA By DeNae Thomas Staff Writer Dear RA, Since you have been a student at Pepperdine for four years, I am sure you have learned and grown a lot. I am a freshman—what are some words of wisdom you can share with me so that my next three years are even better than this year has been? Curious in Conner Dear Curious, OK, OK, I’ll admit that I made up this question, but … [Read more...] about Some words of wisdom from a four-year Pep expert
Face in the crowd: Ashley Miller
By JJ Bowman Staff Writer Pepperdine students graduating this semester with degrees in art may not have the best facilities, but they do have the honor of hanging up their best artwork in the senior art exhibit starting April 15 at the Weisman Museum. One of those students, Ashley Miller, discussed her life as a Pepperdine art student, a member of the 2001-2002 Florence … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Ashley Miller
The search for the perfect Clam Chowder
One Pepperdine student’s quest to find the best chowder Malibu has to offer By Sarah Pye Living Editor Driving down Malibu’s 27-mile stretch of Pacific Coast Highway, there’s no shortage of dining options for the seafood connoisseur. Among the myriad of seafood options available along our local stretch of the Pacific, perhaps most tempting is the wealth of clam chowder Malibu … [Read more...] about The search for the perfect Clam Chowder
Climbing high to seek ruins, Peruvian culture
By Audrey Reed Overseas Correspondent The same natural disasters that have closed down the Malibu Canyon Road are affecting Pepperdine students across the equator — mudslides. Because of this, the semester educational field trip to Peru changed its course many times, and opened everyone’s eyes about Peruvian culture. The entire Buenos Aires Program left Argentina March 20 to … [Read more...] about Climbing high to seek ruins, Peruvian culture