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How to prepare for a night out (celebrities may be necessary!)

October 7, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

James RiswickAssociate Editor Seeing as we live in the entertainment capital of the world, figuring out what to do on a weekend night can often seem like a daunting task. I frequently hear stories of people becoming so overwhelmed by the endless number of Los Angeles-area activities that they simply give up, choosing instead to stay at home to play an entire 16-game season of … [Read more...] about How to prepare for a night out (celebrities may be necessary!)

France: a different, but still welcoming, land

October 7, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

WENDY TRAN & CHRISTINE DINHInternational Correspondents France has been completely amazing! Lyon is about two hours south of Paris taking the TGV, the fastest train in the world. It is a beautiful city situated between two rivers, the Rhône and the Saône, providing a picturesque backdrop for scenic strolls. It’s like being on the movie set of “Beauty and the Beast.” As a … [Read more...] about France: a different, but still welcoming, land

How to Exercise (without going near a gym!)

September 30, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Courtney Hong & Colleen Conway Living Assistant & Staff Writer Fitness is an undeniable part of life at Pepperdine, whether students like it or not. Students here are surrounded by a beautiful background of mountains, the ocean and celebrities such as Pamela Anderson who parade around in workout attire. Physical well being seems to be a necessity at Pepperdine. For one … [Read more...] about How to Exercise (without going near a gym!)

Marathons: The Ulitmate Endurance Test

September 30, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Katie ClaryStaff Writer Ben Young / Photo EditorThe women’s cross country team runs on the track during practice. In addition to running with the team, many members also run marathons. The pink, foggy dawn silhouettes a group of runners along Old Malibu Road. Any given Wednesday morning, sometimes at an unforgiving 5:30, nearly 60 students train for the quintessential test of … [Read more...] about Marathons: The Ulitmate Endurance Test

For the love of Lacoste: a tribute to the polo shirt

September 30, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Jennifer Chan Staff Writer Think back to grade school and you might remember the abundance of little boysÕ polo shirts emblazoned with status icons over the heart. ÒLogo maniaÓ thrived in the 1980s and every article of clothing was plastered with a brand name or symbol somewhere. Ralph Lauren shirts boasted the classic horse and polo player, while Izod carried a crest and … [Read more...] about For the love of Lacoste: a tribute to the polo shirt

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