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Know the Price of Shopping at Nature’s Edge

March 16, 2016 by Mary Cate Long

Photo By Haley LaninghamNature's Edge truly is a gem on Pepperdine's campus. The little shop has an amazing array of nutritious and delicious snacks that are lifesavers when you need a quick bite to eat as you're running to class.However, despite the many positive aspects of Nature's Edge, you may want to think twice before swiping away your Caf points.In many cases, shopping … [Read more...] about Know the Price of Shopping at Nature’s Edge

Edgy Instagrammers who Can Add Spice to Your Newsfeed

March 15, 2016 by Bailey Bosworth

Photo by Kelleen MullIs your Instagram newsfeed a little dry? Do you need to spice it up with edgy, new bloggers to bracket out the basic posts of your classmates? Then follow these witty fashion and lifestyle bloggers this month. 1. Manrepeller Founded and run by Leandra Medine, Manrepeller is a blog based on the principle that women should wear what they want, and not let … [Read more...] about Edgy Instagrammers who Can Add Spice to Your Newsfeed

Lost in LA: The Sunken City

March 15, 2016 by Julia Sumouske

Photos by Julia SumouskeAmong the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles, sometimes residents are looking for more than just another store to spot the latest trends. Lost in LA is back again to quench your thirst for adventure by looking at the hidden coastal treasure known as "The Sunken City."About 80 years ago, a landslide caused the homes and buildings on this cliffside to fall. … [Read more...] about Lost in LA: The Sunken City

PIT Continues to Induce Hilarity

March 15, 2016 by Melissa Ubando

Photos by Amelia Dal Pra The Pepperdine Improv Troupe, commonly referred to as PIT, drew a sizable crowd to Elkins Auditorium on Friday night. Brian Jones hosted the two-hour show and Allen Simpson accompanied the troupe on the keyboard. The eight cast members were divided into two teams on stage: on the left, Zach Coffman, Sam Gonzales, who is a copy editor for the Graphic, … [Read more...] about PIT Continues to Induce Hilarity

PIT Continues to Induce Hilarity

March 15, 2016 by Melissa Ubando

Photos by Amelia Dal Pra The Pepperdine Improv Troupe, commonly referred to as PIT, drew a sizable crowd to Elkins Auditorium on Friday night. Brian Jones hosted the two-hour show and Allen Simpson accompanied the troupe on the keyboard. The eight cast members were divided into two teams on stage: on the left, Zach Coffman, Sam Gonzales, who is a copy editor for the Graphic, … [Read more...] about PIT Continues to Induce Hilarity

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