By Nicole Flowers If there is one thing that is going through every girl’s mind as of right now, it’s the thought of this semester’s formals — guys’ and girls’. Some of the big days have already passed and some are quickly approaching, but girls are still scrambling about trying to get that “perfect dress” for that “perfect date.” As if trying to get the special someone to go … [Read more...] about Style & Substance: The perfect dress for the big night
Mama Mia: Pep caught the wave of being polite
By Kimiko Martinez Pepperdine people are polite. Really. I’m not just trying to flex my alliteration. I’ve noticed in the last week or so how perfectly polite our students are. On the Graphic’s recent trip to Orlando for a journalism conference, one of the employees at a restaurant we visited commented that we were the nicest group of college students that they’d had in. … [Read more...] about Mama Mia: Pep caught the wave of being polite
T-Molbie gives students another choice
Students have another option in cell phone service as wireless newcomer T-Mobile provides the same coverage as CingularBy Adam HoldridgeStaff Writer There was a time, not too long ago, that a cell phone was a privilege and a status symbol. And while the residents of Malibu may have been among the first people to use mobile phones, they may be among the last — at least in … [Read more...] about T-Molbie gives students another choice
Etc. A glimpse into the life of students, faculty and staff.
Rate your professors online What’s more fun than surfing the Web for some dancing hamsters? Rating your Pepperdine professors at www.ratemyprofessors.com. Currently, the Web site has a total of 85 professors students can rate from math coordinator and professor of Seaver College Dr. Carol Adjemian to religion professor and visiting faculty member of the Heidelberg International … [Read more...] about Etc. A glimpse into the life of students, faculty and staff.
Which fork am I supposed to use?
Your etiquette should reflect the class and sophistication of royalty, not trailer trash. By Maya MinwaryAssistant Lifestyles Editor Three forks, two knifes and one spoon surround a plate. Right across from the plate are several fancy goblets and a little plate with another knife on top of it. Students can get lost in the sea of silverware and goblets involved in a formal … [Read more...] about Which fork am I supposed to use?