By Jami LambertStaff Writer With a few possible exceptions, there isn’t much I value more than getting my sleep. I absolutely love that state of groggy half consciousness as the peaceful night sounds lull me into total relaxation — the sounds of the birds lazily chirping, the ocean waves rhythmically slapping against the shore. And then suddenly, a large flying object crashes … [Read more...] about Pepperdine pelted with volleyballs
Vollyballers begin conference play 5-0
By Kyle JorreySports Editor For the first part of its season, the Pepperdine women’s volleyball team had it rough. Not only were they facing some of the nation’s top-ranked teams, but they were doing so on the road. And through it all, head coach Nina Matthies told her team not to worry, to focus not on wins and losses, but on getting better as a team before the start of … [Read more...] about Vollyballers begin conference play 5-0
From the Cheap Seats
Do you ever wonder what there is to do in Los Angeles that won’t leave your pocketbook permanently scarred? Wonder no more. The Graphic has the answer for you. Each week the Arts & Entertainment section provides features of a different location or activity to provide hours of entertainment without forcing you into debt. This Friday, jazz vocalist Jane Monheit will perform … [Read more...] about From the Cheap Seats
In Review: The Lighthouse Buffet
Restaurant: The Lighthouse BuffetLocation: Santa MonicaPhone: 310-451-2076Hours: Everyday, 11:30 am to 2:30 pm, then 5:30 pm to 9:00 pm Rating: A good sushi place ain’t all that hard to find in Los Angeles. But finding extensive Japanese cuisine at an affordable price can be tricky, and finding it served buffet-style like at Ponderosa is virtually impossible. That’s what … [Read more...] about In Review: The Lighthouse Buffet
Orchestrating the Classics
By Faith LynnStaff Writer World-renowned violinist Gilles Apap will join Pepperdine's new string orchestra as both soloist and conductor today. A teacher and performer who has played all over the world for nearly twenty years, Apap will play in and conduct a program tonight in Raitt Recital Hall, including Bach, Vivaldi and folk tunes. Apap has long been praised for his … [Read more...] about Orchestrating the Classics