by Abby Hamblin news editor PLNU’s Fermanian Business and Economic Institute (FBEI) gained national media attention on Friday when it hosted St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard as the keynote speaker for its 2011 Business Breakfast. “We met Dr. Bullard a few years ago at a National Association for Business Economics event that we [...]
By: Ethan Linstrom Web Editor Please stop killing zombies. It sends the wrong message. I can’t say I’m surprised that this violence has sprung up on the PLNU campus, but unlike other random acts of vandalism, freshmen testosterone syndrome and college student shenanigans, these attacks were executed by PLNU students in full view of [...]
by kalyn mcmackin sports editor Men’s soccer forward Griffin Fuller, a sophomore, was selected as the Player of the Week on Monday. Fuller scored the game-winning goal for the Sea Lions in a 4-0 game against Soka University last week. As a University High School player, Fuller earned first and second team honors and MVP [...]
by annie miller staff writer The Sea Lions are finally back on the winning track after two crucial victories last week. The first was a five-game win over Vanguard University on Tuesday. The second was a sweep over The Master’s College Saturday night in Golden Gymnasium (25-20, 25-22, 25-15). The 3-0 victory against TMC marks [...]
by alexa mangrum a&e editor The annual San Diego Film Fest (SDFF) celebrated its 10th anniversary this past week with the premiere of “50/50,” a new film starring Seth Rogan and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Held in the Gaslamp District from Wednesday, Sept. 28, to Sunday, Oct. 2, the festival screened more than 75 feature, [...]
by ashlie adams staff writer Let there be new effects, new cameras and new action shots. This past summer, Alan Hueth, professor of communications, and media operations manager Rick Moncauskas obtained approval and funds to allow the department to buy new equipment. With this equipment, Channel 23, PLNU’s television station, can now shoot in high [...]
By: Cory Saul It began the first minute of Tuesday, Sept. 27. — 12:01 a.m. From then until 6:30 p.m. on Friday, PLNU was a post-apocalyptic battleground. It’s the third year of junior Ryan Bresnahan’s “Zombie Taskforce,” and the game is growing in popualrity. “We had between 70 and 80 people sign up,” Bresnahan said. [...]
by katie callahan staff writer PLNU is 21.95 percent Nazarene, according to the PLNU Office of Institutional Effectiveness. This position is second only to nondenominational (24.22 percent). But what about the rest of PLNU? What other denominations and even faiths do students observe? Aida Alberro, a junior, is a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, [...]
by cory saul features editor Now is about the time in the semester when we get into a routine. Our first class is Point A, chapel is Point B, the next class is Point C. We walk the same sidewalks, shortcuts and paths every day. We are becoming efficient. But don’t let yourself [...]
by jinell vancorbach staff writer Students and faculty had the opportunity to reflect on what God is doing in their lives during Spiritual Renewal Week last week. The campus was virtually closed during chapel hours to give everyone the opportunity to gather and listen to speaker Jon Middendorf, senior pastor of Oklahoma City First Church [...]
