By James Hurlburt Staff Writer Few choices diversify people more thoroughly than preference in music. From rock to classical to the ambient sounds of nature, music is an essential component to hitting the books in college. Jacob Walters, senior music education major, immerses himself in a broad range of music styles. His studying environment […]
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Back up files to avoid system crashes
By James Hurlburt Staff Writer Backing up files remains crucial because it serves as a safety precaution if there had been a system crash. Losing data is a real possibility, and organizations such as U.S. universities and companies recommend daily backups of all crucial files and weekly or monthly copies of other file types. […]
Batman throughout the years–students discuss their favorite portrayal of the hero
By James Hurlburt Staff Writer Batman, a beloved American icon, has been depicted in drastically different lights over the years by very distinct actors. California Baptist University students discussed which portrayals of the caped crusader have left a lasting impression, and how they compare to the students’ image of the hero. “When I think […]
Construction on new entrance commences
Though the demolition of the Lancer Plaza on Adams Street may confuse some, the mass of construction is the beginning of something big – an additional entrance to California Baptist University. The purpose for the new entrance is to meet the needs of a growing university and to allow for a better flow of traffic […]
Pop culture impacted by worldwide YouTube sensations
California Baptist University students are no exception to the global phenomenon that is YouTube. YouTube plays a particularly major role in the lives of young adults, as its diversity heavily impacts modern pop culture. “Going to the store is one of my favorites; it’s just so ridiculous,” said Jared Overstreet, sophomore biology major. The video […]
Zipcars zoom onto campus
Need a ride? California Baptist University has got your back. Zipcar, a first-class, car-sharing service, has paired up with CBU to offer students, faculty and staff members an alternative to car ownership. Boasting over 9,000 cars in 23 major cities and at over 300 universities worldwide, the rental-car service aides struggling students without tranportation. “Zipcar […]
Former child star’s mental health scrutinized
Unless you have been living under a rock, you have heard Amanda Bynes’s name in the media on multiple occasions in recent months. The former Nickelodeon teen queen has been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and for possession of marijuana. She has also received criticism for her personal appearance and antics both […]
Student’s logo wins airplane design competition
California Baptist University is helping one student’s dream of becoming a successful graphic designer “take off.” Taylor Griner, sopho-more graphic design major, is the winner of the recent Aircraft Design competition that was held by CBU’s graphic design and photography department. Griner’s artwork will be featured on an aircraft belonging to the school’s Department of […]
Companies cater to employees through perks
While most companies offer standard, unchanging bonuses, there are some that outshine the competition, and have made a name as one of the businesses with the best perks. Businesses around the world, from grocery stores to global corporations, are redefining what it means to have a “job” as they seek to acquire and keep the […]
Thousands awarded to student for service
Reneisha Wilkes, an Online and Professional Studies student at California Baptist University, recently received $10,000 and the Volunteer of the Year Award from the Ellen DeGeneres Show. “Bless others and you will in turn live a blessed life,” Wilkes said. “I truly believe that and am a testament.” The recognition marks the second time Wilkes […]