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Breaking through the noise in life: the healing voice of silence

October 7, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Travis Weber & Nathanial BreedenStaff Writers Noise infiltrates our lives. In the morning, blaring alarm clocks break the silence. The talking heads on our televisions drown out our daily routine. In class, sometimes the professor is difficult to hear above the racket in our heads.Why do we tend to turn the volume of life up instead of down?We have an affinity for noise, … [Read more...] about Breaking through the noise in life: the healing voice of silence

Let’s go clubbin’

October 7, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Courtney HongLiving Assistant Senior Gustavo Baity, founder of the Pepperdine Billiard's Association, prepares to play a game in the HAWC. Chris Wolff/Staff Photographer AtPepperdine, there’s a niche for almost any interest, whether it’s pirates, billiards or diversity. More than 50 organizations provide outlets for students to not only pursue their passions and have fun at … [Read more...] about Let’s go clubbin’

A better way to trim budgetary excess

September 30, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Elizabeth ReinkingStaff Writer So IÕve been hearing this rumor that PepperdineÕs having some budget problems. Now, IÕm not sure if thereÕs any truth behind them, but if so, this could be a big deal. I mean, who knows what the dean could decide is useless? What if they start throwing around crazy ideas like Òwe donÕt need an advertising majorÓ or Òthe Writing Center is a waste … [Read more...] about A better way to trim budgetary excess

Dorm room decor doesn’t have to be dull

September 30, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Brittany DeanStaff Writer Students all have their own styles when it comes to decorating their dorm rooms, but some trends seem to have emerged in dorm-room decor. Among the women, Hawaiian and mono-color themes seem to be the most popular decorating styles of the season. Earth tones are also popular, with their simple, tranquil feel. Rather than crowd their rooms with … [Read more...] about Dorm room decor doesn’t have to be dull

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September 30, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Courtney HongStaff Writer Aria Decline played a going-away show of sorts at Malibu Inn on Friday night. “It’s always good to listen to them because they know how to work the crowd,” senior James Gutierrez said. Aria Decline are currently out of town on tour. Sound Mind, among other up-and-coming bands, opened the night. “It was Sound Mind’s second show,” said senior Brian … [Read more...] about Etc.

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