Pepperdine community members share their various book suggestions. They shared why they love the stories.
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The ‘Bu Yorker: HAUNTING HEADLINES
The ’Bu Yorker strives to tell fun stories from the perspective of a Pepperdine student in a way that engages readers and artists alike.
People of Pepperdine: Rachel Hogan
Photo by Chad Jimenez “I want to go into publishing, like with my major, and I want to either be an editor or a writer in young adult fiction, because of my passion from reading that. I remember that my third grade teacher used to read to us a lot. She used to read to […]
Debate Intensifies as Proposed CVUSD Policy Approaches Vote
Images and graphics by Cassandra Stephenson More deliberation is in order as members of the Conejo Valley Unified School District board and teachers otenrepare to meet Monday to discuss a proposed policy on alternative literature assignments in English courses before it comes up for a vote Tuesday, Nov. 14. The policy amendment was originally intended […]
Malibu seniors keep their bodies and minds active
According to a recent Los Angeles life expectancy analysis, Malibu is number two on the list, with an average life expectancy of 90 years. NewsWaves 32 reporter Alexa Garza shares more about what it s like being a senior citizen in Malibu.
Choose Print Books Over E-Books
Graphic by Nate Barton Although e-books are very convenient for a number of reasons, print books have shown to be better for readers. Many sources, such as Harvard Medical School, The New York Times and CBS News, have shown that e-books could potentially harm one’s health and information is best retained when read in print […]
Read for Fun
Graphic by Nate Barton Reading for fun is crucial for brain development because it works as the brain’s physical activity, benefiting the brain and the individual as a whole. Among many other benefits, pleasure reading can reduce stress, lead to better relationships and stimulate the brain. Many college students usually read for work or school, […]
The Last Bookstore Remains an LA Treasure
The Last Bookstore is not only a book lover’s paradise, but a place for music and art lovers, too.
Digital Age Threatens Intelligent Thought
Maybe it’s time to step away from the screen
Bust Boredom with these Beach Reads
Photo by Zach Le Are you one of those people who takes his or her homework to the beach and ends up getting a lot accomplished? Yeah, me neither. As hard as I try, I just cannot be bothered to slug through another chapter of my assigned reading when I’m anywhere but the library. That […]
