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Pepperdine students recount remote internship experiences

December 28, 2020 Kyla Moore Comments Off on Pepperdine students recount remote internship experiences

Remote internships have become yet another new norm for college students.  On top of taking classes online, students are completing internships virtually, which involves gaining experience in their desired fields, contributing to organizations and expanding […]

Campus Life

New students learn how to build community online

December 28, 2020 Megan Villaverde Comments Off on New students learn how to build community online

Freshman English major Cambria Acheson anxiously sat at her desk in her hometown of Fullerton, California, as she waited for admittance into a Zoom call.  With a single press of the keypad, her very first […]

Campus Life

Transfer students adapt and adjust to the new academic atmosphere during COVID-19

December 28, 2020 Serena Woon Comments Off on Transfer students adapt and adjust to the new academic atmosphere during COVID-19

When COVID-19 upended the fall semester, incoming transfer student Venus Taillant didn’t have the luxury of taking a semester off. Like many transfer students, Taillant had already completed all of the GEs that would easily […]

Diversity

Black Students seek support after enduring countless systemic tragedies

December 28, 2020 Keliya Perry Comments Off on Black Students seek support after enduring countless systemic tragedies

Pepperdine junior Launnie Phillips experiences waves of fear daily. She fears for Black family members and friends amid police shootings and protests. She worries about the impact of COVID-19 on family income. And she wonders […]

Community

Small businesses in Santa Monica are struggling to fight the virus

December 28, 2020 Jasmine “Jaz” Thomas Comments Off on Small businesses in Santa Monica are struggling to fight the virus

Vibrant sounds of game mechanics and laughter waft from the colorful scene. As the roller coaster speeds by with a woosh, a warm, churro-scented breeze dances through the salty air.  The distant echo of past […]

Campus Life

Every Vote Matters, And So Does The Type of Vote

November 2, 2020 Elizabeth McLaughlin Comments Off on Every Vote Matters, And So Does The Type of Vote

Normally, the big debate in a presidential election year is who to vote for for president.  But this year, voters are debating how to even vote.  The debate revolves around mail-in voting and whether or […]

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How Consumers Can Protect Themselves From Dietary Supplements

May 16, 2020 Yasmin Kazeminy Comments Off on How Consumers Can Protect Themselves From Dietary Supplements

Given the lax regulation of dietary supplements, experts agreed there are ways consumers can protect themselves from dangerous dietary supplements.  First step: Consult a medical doctor. Physicians should generally recommend supplements to address specific nutrient […]

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