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A Letter to MLK

January 20, 2016 by Taylor Centineo

Art by Peau Porotesano Dear Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., It’s been about 48 years since you’ve gone, and the world is a much different place than you left it. We’ve moved forward, no doubt, but in all honesty, I am not content. There is much more to be done. Racially charged crimes are still prevalent, as exemplified by occurrences like the church shooting in … [Read more...] about A Letter to MLK

So You Didn’t Win the Powerball — Now What?

January 20, 2016 by Thomas Reinhard

Art by Christine Nelson Each time a national lottery prize reaches astronomical heights, a level of cold, hard cash that the vast majority of Americans will never attain — at least overnight, anyways — we seem to dream quite a bit more than we typically do. Newscasters on stations everywhere ask people on the street, “What would you do with the jackpot?” and invariably, … [Read more...] about So You Didn’t Win the Powerball — Now What?

Step Onto Campus with these New Year Essentials

January 20, 2016 by Bailey Bosworth

Photos by Bailey Bosworth So here we are, back in the ‘Bu for 2016. Who knows what this year holds: Will El Niño affect PCH mudslides? Who will be the first to get a "ring by spring"? How are we going to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of "Zoey 101" and PCA? With so many possibilities that come with the fresh start of the new year, it is an exciting time to dream about … [Read more...] about Step Onto Campus with these New Year Essentials

Don’t Spend on Lotto Tickets

January 20, 2016 by Taylor Centineo

Art by Christine Nelson I honestly never had an interest in any sort of lottery participation until I had a group of six or seven college students storm my couch the night that the numbers were to be announced. They’d all purchased between one and seven lotto tickets, holding onto the gleaming shred of hope that maybe, just maybe, it would be them. This first experience … [Read more...] about Don’t Spend on Lotto Tickets

Step Off of the Treadmill and onto a Few Malibu Trails

January 19, 2016 by Alli Burnison

Photos by Alli Burnison Pepperdine’s former high school track stars and mild joggers alike enjoy the rewarding feeling of a runner’s high. However, for times when Pepperdine’s modest gym begins to feel overcrowded with students inspired by New Year's resolutions, there are numerous running routes in Malibu that allow you to experience beautiful views and satisfying … [Read more...] about Step Off of the Treadmill and onto a Few Malibu Trails

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