By Christina LittlefieldA&E Editor When Pepperdine does opera, they do opera. The program’s spring production of Gioacchino Rossini’s “The Barber of Seville” is an opera of intrigues, scandals and swindles similar to a modern day soap opera. “It’s great entertainment, whether (students have) seen an opera or not it is great entertainment,” Director Dr. Henry Price said. … [Read more...] about Bringing down the house
The View: Broom pushing made fun
Michael Hurlbut Ahh, Valentine’s Day. That fantastic holiday that divides the world into the categories of single or taken. Available or hitched. Those who like Neil Diamond and those who don’t. You’ve got girls who are depressed because they have no date and guys who are stoked because they don’t have to shell out any more money on roses or candy. Of course, on a day like … [Read more...] about The View: Broom pushing made fun
Local residents ousted
By Michael TravisNews Editor It’s a classic case of David vs. Goliath. Residents of the lower Topanga area have been asked to relocate after 1,659 acres of land was recently purchased by the California State Department of Parks and Recreation. The department plans to turn the area, which extends 2 1/2 miles up Topanga Canyon Road from Pacific Coast Highway, into a state … [Read more...] about Local residents ousted
Staff Editorial: In sexual environment, be responsible
A recent Public Safety report revealed the following behavior on the Pepperdine campus: 1/13/02 01:47 Misc. Conduct ViolationLocation: George Page Residential C Summary: Report of male and female engaged in a sexual act in front of an open window. With Valentine’s Day at hand, the Graphic wants to remind students to practice educated sexual responsibility. Even within the … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: In sexual environment, be responsible
Volleyball still No. 2
By Jill OberlyStaff Writer This Saturday after Firestone Fieldhouse is converted from a basketball court to a volleyball venue, the men’s volleyball team will battle UC Irvine for an improbable third time this season. The No. 8 Anteaters walked away victorious in the first meeting, but the Waves reclaimed the upper hand in the second. The game has a late 8 p.m. start because … [Read more...] about Volleyball still No. 2