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The Ascent Provides Food, Fellowship and Worship

September 26, 2017 by Bea Midesya

Photos by Omar MurphyWorship at The Ascent is no longer limited to Regents' Scholars.The group is a biweekly worship gathering that now provides a space for every Pepperdine student to meet and worship together. The Ascent was initially formed for Regents' Scholars from around the country to meet and socialize. The group is no longer exclusive to Regents Scholars."The … [Read more...] about The Ascent Provides Food, Fellowship and Worship

Artist’s Corner: Becca Brackett

September 25, 2017 by Hanna Kang

Photo courtesy of Becca Brackett From the moment she stepped on stage as a munchkin from the "Wizard of Oz" in second grade, freshman Becca Brackett knew she wanted to pursue music. "Music is my best form of communication," Brackett said. "Communicating with music just gets things across in a way that talking never can." Brackett is one of two new freshman members of … [Read more...] about Artist’s Corner: Becca Brackett

There’s No Place Like College

September 25, 2017 by Nenah Mikuska

Graphic by Nate BartonI'll never forget going home for Thanksgiving break after my first semester of college. As a Colorado transplant, I was one of the few students in my graduating class who moved farther than two hours away, let alone went out of state for college. Needless to say, my first visit back home was, in a word, weird. Since then, I've learned that the saying … [Read more...] about There’s No Place Like College

Making Waves: Pearce Quesenberry

September 25, 2017 by Sandy Liu

Photos Courtesy of Pearce QuesenberryEvery day 46 kids are diagnosed with cancer and seven lose their lives from it according to Kids Beating Cancer Foundation. Meet junior Pearce Quesenberry — the student behind Pearce Q. Foundation, which is dedicated to helping families and children who are affected by cancer. Diagnosed with medulloblastoma — a form of brain … [Read more...] about Making Waves: Pearce Quesenberry

Rattlesnake Removed From Drescher

September 20, 2017 by Allison Lee

Photo courtesy of Sierra Perry Junior Sierra Perry said she found a rattlesnake by P-block in Drescher when she went to get her clothes out of a dryer Sunday at 10 p.m. “For some reason I looked down and I was probably about four feet away from the staircase and there it was, half uncoiled and it’s head raised hissing at me,” Perry wrote in a message. “I called DPS right … [Read more...] about Rattlesnake Removed From Drescher

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