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SALT Convo Series Makes Way to Shanghai
Convocation series speaks sense of adventure for Pepperdine students involved in International Programs
Pepp Makes Waves at CodeDayLA
Photos by Michelle Mockler Aspiring application developers, computer programmers and web producers took part this past weekend in CodeDay, a nationwide movement attracting thousands of high school and college students for 24 hours of innovation, collaboration and development of new ideas in 30 cities across the United States. Approximately 100 eager students convened at seven-time […]
Obama Proposes Free Community College Education
Professor Michael Shires and students reflect on the president’s recent proposal to make the first two years of community college free for students who meet certain criteria
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Arcade Fire showcases reflection on new album
Indie music has acquired a certain connotation, be it the expectation of an unconventional sound that is becoming the norm or commercially relevant irrelevance manufactured by fame-hating artists seeking unbridled fame. As a departure from the mainstream created by artists who eschewed the A-list for the comfort of the B and C crowds, the core […]
Bless your heart: Southern Style
People from the South can usually be divided into two major stereotypes: Southern belles and rednecks. While the Southeast has a lot more to offer than fried chicken and sweet tea, I can see how this common misconception exists. Southern belles still exhibit the traditions and style of the 1950s. The iconic A-line silhouette still […]
Light up the Visionaries
Ominous music fit for an old horror film set the ambiance in the room as a crowd of about 40 socialized before the pre-Halloween party began. The Hollywood Visionaries Series presented “From Draculas to Dybbuks: The Laemmle Families and Universal’s Horror Films” on Tuesday night in Elkins Auditorium. This series explores of the culture of […]