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LINDSEY BOERMALiving Assitant  Whether you’re catching a bus to work, eating out at a fancy restaurant with that special someone, obnoxiously cheering on your favorite team at the ballpark or merely throwing away the remains of your lunch in a garbage bin, you can be sure that advertisements are a substantial part of the setting.   Now, with advertisements showing up even in … [Read more...] about Ads overload students

MARY WISNIEWSKIAssistant Living Editor She is a baseball player, a scuba diver, a Marine Corp sergeant, an Army officer, an astronaut, a doctor, a rockstar, a photographer, a pet sitter, and a fashionista. Throughout all of this, she still manages to look good with trendy outfits, well-maintained hair and nails and always a fresh face. Her job may be made easier by her height. … [Read more...] about Bombarded with Barbie and MAC

KAMRON KINGStaff Writer  Bobbi Walker is a freshman from Maryville, Mo. who came to Pepperdine to receive a good education and more importantly to strengthen her faith.  She is majoring in religion and constantly involves herself in activities of service. She has worked in New Orleans to help with hurricane relief and enjoyed  mission work.   Last semester, she learned about … [Read more...] about Face in the Crowd: Bobbi Walker

AMY LARSONStaff Writer As children, we watched cartoons that were pretty crazy. Wild roadrunners were chased by the sly coyote, the stinky little skunk always looked for love, and Elmer Fudd hunted those pesky “wabbits” in the weirdest of places. Sometimes, when the characters were running really hard and really fast down a snow-covered mountain, they tripped. But, they just … [Read more...] about God calms the busy bee

ASHLYEE HICKMAN Living Editor Angry, man-hating women who, by the way, hate men— in a game of Catch Phrase to some this obviously serves as the description of one word. Feminist. For today’s society feminism does not have many pleasant associations. Dubbed as the new “F” word, it seems as if feminism breeds social pariahs rather than perpetuators of social … [Read more...] about Ms. Underdstood