by Ashley Henderson staff writer The American dream is an idea that has been fueling small businesses for years. But what is it made from? For Jesus Perigrino, owner of O.B. Smoothie Bar and Sub Express, the conceptual ingredients swim in 16 ounces of blended acai and granola. They float among the sounds of screaming [...]
by Ashley Henderson staff writer Families, teammates and surfing enthusiasts gathered at Huntington Beach March 11 for the annual NSSA State Championships. PLNU and 43 other teams came hungry for regional qualifications and competed for state titles. Placing third overall in the competition, PLNU seemed to put up quite a fight. Team rider Hunter Lysaught [...]
By Ashley Henderson It seems that parents aren’t the only ones saying, “Don’t open the door to strangers.” According to a Jan. 29 e-mail to Flex residents from Residential Director Robyn Fulcher, there have been some encounters on campus that have “compromised safety for some students.” Fulcher encouraged students to maintain safe practices. “[A]t night [...]
Every year Lauren Hauser and her family celebrate Christmas by taking two taxis, loaded with sleds and fireworks, to have dinner on a snowy hill. In Austria.
Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! I sing these words every time a class is cancelled, the line for eggs and tots is short in the cafeteria, but most often, I hear them sung every Tuesday and Thursday, when I walk into my choir practice.
Basketball bad boys don’t need cheerleaders, orange slices, team moms or granola snacks. In fact, all these faculty, staff and alumni need is a ball and a court.
Karen O is a child at heart. Her most recent project, the soundtrack for the upcoming movie “Where the Wild Things Are,” is more than rambunctious.
Critics have described his art as seductive, creepy, dark, sinister, odd and provocative. PLNU art professor David Adey joined Women’s Studies and the Center for Justice and Reconciliation to present his work and discuss its social implications last Tuesday.
