Senior Emelia James plays a guitar at El Matador State Beach on Oct. 22. Photos by Katherine LytleCountry music extends far beyond horseback rides and Southern roots. Those who have never listened to a country song can still find a story they relate to in the lyrics. From Hank Williams and old country to Megan Moroney and modern country, one of the most hated genres of music … [Read more...] about Country Music: A Return To Roots
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‘Take It Easy’: Rock Music Emulates A Simpler Time
Sophomore Gillian Flynn holds a guitar at Pepperdine University on Oct. 22. Photos by Melissa Houston“Lighten up while you still can. Don’t even try to understand. Just find a place to make your stand and take it easy.”These lines that famously appear in the chorus of “Take It Easy” by Eagles encapsulate the simplicity of life — a simplicity … [Read more...] about ‘Take It Easy’: Rock Music Emulates A Simpler Time
Opinion: Go Bowling
Transparency Item: The Perspectives section of the Graphic is comprised of articles based on opinion. This is the opinion and perspective of the writer. When I returned home for summer last year, I had a month before my internship started, and I wanted an affordable and fun pastime. I decided to purchase an unlimited bowling pass. With the pass, I could bowl two games each … [Read more...] about Opinion: Go Bowling
No. 13 Men’s Water Polo Conquers Cal State Fullerton in Double-Digit Victory
Graduate attacker Dane Howell shoots a five-meter Nov. 2 at Raleigh Runnels Memorial Pool vs Cal State Fullerton. Howell had three goals off penalties against Cal State Fullerton. Photos by Olivia SchneiderNo. 13 Men's Water Polo took down Cal State Fullerton 21-10 at Raleigh Runnels Memorial Pool on Nov 2. Five-meter penalties seemed to be the theme of the day, with the Waves … [Read more...] about No. 13 Men’s Water Polo Conquers Cal State Fullerton in Double-Digit Victory
Humanities and Teacher Education Division Writes Official Statement on Weisman Censorship
Editor's Note: In response to senior Pepperdine administrators censoring artwork at the Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art in early October, faculty from Seaver College's Humanities and Teacher Education Division crafted and sent the following statement to President Jim Gash, Provost Jay Brewster and Seaver College Dean Lee Kats on Nov. 3. Statement from the Humanities and … [Read more...] about Humanities and Teacher Education Division Writes Official Statement on Weisman Censorship
