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Articles published by the editorial staff are a collaborative effort by the team to respond to events and emotions on campus. Editorials represent the opinion of the editors. More information on the staff can be found on the Voice Staff page.
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Mesa Water District is inviting all high school and college students within the Costa Mesa community to submit a fun and informative video for a chance to win a grand prize. The Mesa Water community consists of Costa Mesa, parts of Newport Beach and more. This … [Read more] about Mesa Water Video Contest Top Prize is $1,000!
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I joined the student newspaper when I was 18. For the last three and a half years, I’ve sacrificed opportunities, sleep, and a little bit of sanity to make the publication what it is today. Now, I’m graduating, and I’m faced with the most difficult challenge … [Read more] about Find peace, not regret, in transition
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A definition of what college should be won’t help anyone… When I came to college, I expected what I didn’t get from high school. I heard from family and friends what a good college experience should include: living in a Pinterest-worthy dorm, finding … [Read more] about Cookie-cutter college expectations hurt our experiences
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“Make sure you can look back at any season of your life and say, yeah, I had fun.” A professional in my industry recently said this to me. His advice was rooted in the idea that we will change careers, have shifting interests, and see things we dedicated so … [Read more] about Remember your health in the hardest seasons
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Most people know where they fall on the “how I feel about change” scale. Either you’ve repeated “I don’t like change” a hundred times, or you just go with the flow and have never had to think about it. Campus this year has included a lot of change. Not all … [Read more] about Change should challenge, not embitter, us
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Another satisfaction survey for the Forrest Room and Needham Courtyard arrives in our emails. And I can’t help but think, well at least they’re trying. Though Commuter Life is trying its hardest to deal with the reality of construction and its impact on … [Read more] about Diminishing commuter spaces leaving students cold, wet, and hungry
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My junior year I took a class called Business Law with Professor Ed Westbrook. This class is notorious for being one of the most difficult business classes, with one of the greatest, yet toughest, professors. His expectations were simple. Come prepared to … [Read more] about Professor expectations are vital to student success
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It isn’t always easy to acknowledge mistakes, and it isn’t easy to forgive them either. So when prioritization left students and faculty alike reeling when sweeping cuts were made to programs in an effort to keep the university’s direction competitive with … [Read more] about Students must hold administration accountable even after tensions ease
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It has come time for the same sad song that seems to loop on campus at the end of every semester: students’ tears of frustration meld with the screams of anxiety and a lovely chorus of “why did I choose a Christian university?” as students desperately attempt … [Read more] about Chapel requirements hurt, not help, spiritual lives
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On Nov. 8, 2018, I woke up at 2:58 a.m. to several texts explaining that there had been a shooting at Borderline, a country bar in my hometown of Thousand Oaks in Ventura County, about two hours from OC. In a sleepy haze, I blinked my eyes at the messages and … [Read more] about Students affected by fires, shooting call for acknowledgement