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Pep students balance teaching, learning

November 4, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Madeline JacksStaff Writer “Crisscross, applesauce — just like first-graders!” So says Miss Stewart to Mrs. Farlow’s first-grade class at Juan Cabrillo Elementary School. “I’m waiting for a patient hand before I call on someone to help me with the weather today.” The gentle tone of Deanna Stewart, a soon-to-be teacher, captures the children’s attention as she successfully … [Read more...] about Pep students balance teaching, learning

Climbing a volcano is all part of the experience

November 4, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Joanna MasonFlorence Columnist Beautiful mosaics, delicious regional specialties (especially an abundance of seafood dishes), and warm beaches are only a few examples of the expectations that accompanied us on our early morning flight from Florence to Palermo in Sicily. We left Tuesday, Oct. 19 for our fall educational fieldtrip to Sicily and Southern Italy. In Sicily we … [Read more...] about Climbing a volcano is all part of the experience

How to plan the perfect prank (with your friends in the mob!)

October 28, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Sarah PyeEditor in Chief Halloween. What a bizarre holiday. At no other time of the year are children allowed to scamper about their neighborhoods, panhandling door to door for candy. Under normal circumstances, any sane parent would forbid such behavior, but on Halloween it is encouraged. However, as pseudo-grown-ups, most of us have now come to terms with the fact that we’re … [Read more...] about How to plan the perfect prank (with your friends in the mob!)

Long walks on the beach …

October 28, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Sarah CarrilloLiving Editor There’s a little rumor going around Pepperdine that students don’t date. Whether this rumor is true is debatable, but the Graphic has its own theories on the topic and has come to the conclusion that maybe more students would date if they knew of some fun, romantic or adventurous places to go on dates. And so, without further ado, we bring you our … [Read more...] about Long walks on the beach …

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October 28, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Courtney HongLiving Assistant Queen of Hearts, Sigma Epsilon’s week-long event put on for its philanthropy, YouthAIDS, ended with a beauty pageant on Friday. Delta Delta Delta won overall. Events that SGA and each sorority participated in during the week to raise funds for YouthAIDS included a trivia contest, cook-off, and volleyball tournament. “We had a really good turn-out,” … [Read more...] about Etc.

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