The popular HBO show “Euphoria” has garnered a lot of attention on TikTok and among Gen Z viewers, but the series’ mature content may be too much for the average teen to live up to. Nonetheless, viewers should proceed with caution, and watch when — or if — they are ready.
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Weekend Watch: Baran Erim
Superbad or super funny? First-year Baran Erim’s favorite movie is both.
Gretchen Batcheller Launches Into Art
Photo courtesy of Gretchen Batcheller (top left) Painting has always been a major part of Art Professor Gretchen Batcheller’s life. She said it was a way to connect with family — especially her grandmother who taught art classes for adults in her studio — and a place to ground herself. “I painted one of my […]
Recruiting, Transfers and Super Teams: The Challenge of SoCal High School Football
The success of local powerhouses Mater Dei and St. John Bosco raises ethical questions behind recruiting and what it’s doing to high school sports as a whole.
Higher Education Reform Requires More Nuance Than Free College And Loan Forgiveness
Lowering the price of college requires fixing high schools and addressing back the root causes of rising costs.
Pepperdine Drops to #50 in 2020 U.S. News and World Reports College Rankings
Pepperdine’s drop in rankings is a result of changes to ranking criteria from U.S. News.
Focus On Yourself, Not Your Love Life
The beginning of the school year often brings love life woes to the front of one’s mind, but be sure to take time to love yourself.
Review: ‘Love, Simon’ is a Diverse and Inclusive Teen Rom-com
“Love, Simon” paves the way for mainstream movies with more inclusion.
People of Pepperdine: Nicholas Wedl
Photos by Chad Jimenez “A big inspirational figure for me was my coach in high school. I ran cross country and track and he played a really big role in our lives. I’m a senior right now and after I graduate I’m going to go work for a year as a physical therapist aid and […]
Get Serious About Email Exchanges
The art of the written word is not lost.
