The romantic comedy film, "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days," follows the relationship between Andie, a lifestyle and fashion magazine writer, and Benjamin, an advertising executive. As Composure's (lifestyle and fashion magazine from How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days) "how-to" girl, Andie's newest article "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" requires she shows women everything not to do in a … [Read more...] about Opinion: How To Lose A Conversation
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On the Other Hand Episode 1: Trader Joe’s vs Whole Foods
Via Apple Podcasts | Via Spotify In this new podcast, hosted by Nancy He, students debate issues important to Pepperdine students. In the first episode, Perspectives Editor Victoria La Ferla and Perspectives Assistant Editor Fiona Creadon debate whether Trader Joe's or Whole Foods is the better grocery store. At the end, He decides who had the most convincing … [Read more...] about On the Other Hand Episode 1: Trader Joe’s vs Whole Foods
Good News: Having Conversations Over Chai
The first chai tea latte my friend Anežka and I had was extra sweet and extra foamy, and as we sipped our warm drinks, we embarked on the beginning of a wonderful next few days together. We had our first chai early in the morning at the airport while catching up. We discussed the happenings at school, the romantic entanglements of friends and funny TikToks. In a D.C. cafe near … [Read more...] about Good News: Having Conversations Over Chai
Opinion: Polarization is Dangerous for Democracy
Art by Amber ShinIn less than two months, millions of Americans will head to the ballot box to decide which party will control Congress for the remainder of President Joe Biden’s first term in office.Political advertisements will be on screens soon, many intentionally targeting "the other side," according to the Brookings Institute. Designed to evoke emotions, they can be … [Read more...] about Opinion: Polarization is Dangerous for Democracy
Everybody Has One: Letter From the Editor
Photo by Ryan Brinkman | Photo Editing by Haley Hoidal Growing up, I often felt like having an opinion was a bad thing. Even though nobody ever explicitly said that, the sentiment was palpable in the classrooms at my elementary school. When I, or another female student, would raise a hand to offer an opinion on a topic, I could see the eye rolls across the room. I could see … [Read more...] about Everybody Has One: Letter From the Editor
