LAURA JOHNSONAssistant Life Editor Mac is better. At least that is what the people who work at the Appple store or own one of the computers want you to think. Being unveiled to the world two weeks from now, the MacBook Air will be added to the line-up of the companies notebook laptops. As it is the lightest notebook ever, weighing in at only three pounds, it seems that in the … [Read more...] about Apple’s next step: Thinking thin
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Get the skinny on food
ABBEY STELLStaff Writer Many students grow weary of the struggle to eat healthy and maintain or lose weight on a college campus. While strong efforts are made at Pepperdine to provide healthy eating, some still feel the cafeteria doesn’t fit their needs or desires. So what is some good sense one can use when trying to form healthy eating habits, especially when living on … [Read more...] about Get the skinny on food
Lots of ‘Love’ for DeVaughn’s sophomore album
JULIS NAVARROStaff Writer Raheem DeVaughn proves that love really does exist behind the melody — his melody, at least. Every song on his sophomore album, “Love Behind the Melody,” displays the ongoing love affair DeVaughn has with his music. Even though the album is less than groundbreaking, DeVaughn manages to quickly draw his listeners in to appreciate his “neo-soul” style. … [Read more...] about Lots of ‘Love’ for DeVaughn’s sophomore album
Weisman powers up new exhibition
JESSICA REIMERStaff Writer Walt Whitman once said he believes a leaf of grass is no less than the journeywork of the stars. What Whitman sees in the significance of a leaf, L.A. artist Charles Arnoldi sees in the beauty of a branch. While most artists use wooden brushes to paint, Arnoldi uses wood as paint. Until Mar. 30 the Frederick R. Weisman Museum is hosting a new exhibit … [Read more...] about Weisman powers up new exhibition
Your tube becomes ‘YouTube’
LISA YAMADAStaff Writer It started with a homing pigeon in Athens followed by running messengers in Egypt. Since then, civilization has sought new and quicker modes of communication, from heliographs to horse and buggies to electric telegraphs to the increasingly irrelevant snail mail. Today, e-mail changes the time of transmitting messages from days to seconds. But it is … [Read more...] about Your tube becomes ‘YouTube’
