The setup of Firestone Fieldhouse was striking even before the concert started. The stage and lighting looked very professional covering the east wall of bleachers, and numerous fans mingled in front of the stage as more filled the bleachers behind them. AM Radio and Third Eye Blind were to take the stage at Pepperdine University in one of the biggest concerts of the year. … [Read more...] about INREVIEW: Third Eye Blind/AM Radio
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Shakespeare returns to Smothers
By Rosy BanksStaff Writer Combining one of the most spellbinding plays with an actor from one of the most famous theater acting companies in the world, a Pepperdine production of Shakespeare’s “King Lear” will enchant the Pepperdine community in Smothers Theatre at 7:30 p.m., April 8-12. “It is the Everest for audiences and actors,” Andrew Jarvis, co-director and past member … [Read more...] about Shakespeare returns to Smothers
Claim 2 Fame: Galloway glorifies God with writing
By Christina MillerStaff Writer A few years from now the name Rob Galloway might be on the New York Times bestseller list or in the credits for a new Hollywood hit. As a freshman this year from Hannibal, Mo., Galloway is majoring in creative writing for the professional market. He loves to write and perform music. Creative writing isn’t just a major that Galloway chose at … [Read more...] about Claim 2 Fame: Galloway glorifies God with writing
Get a Job: Career center helps students find jobs
By Christy ForemanStaff Writer Someone once asked a soap salesman why, if his product was so good, was there still so much dirt in the world. The soap salesman replied that it doesn’t matter that he has the best soap in the world available to people. What matters is that people must then use it in order for them to be clean. The same can be said for the multitude of wonderful … [Read more...] about Get a Job: Career center helps students find jobs
Why they protest
By Michael TravisEditor in Chief “It’s courage to stand up for what you believe in.” —Victoria Cunningham, Code Pink coordinator A few weeks ago, a firestorm of controversy surrounded one college athlete who chose to voice her opposition to war with Iraq in what seemed to be the smallest of ways — turning her back on the American flag during “The Star-Spangled Banner.” It … [Read more...] about Why they protest