Photos by Paola Ramos The annual Senior Night at Sunset, organized by Pepperdine University Student Alumni Organization and The Board, provided an opportunity for seniors to gather together and enjoy an event as a class. As they begin the 30-day countdown to graduation day on April 26, emotions are running high. Students enjoyed Maggiano’s catering for dinner and … [Read more...] about Senior Night at Sunset
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Spread the LOVE (letters)
Gusts of wind shook the tree outside of the cafeteria aggressively, as the sharp, cold winter air walloped against the dark, ambiguous clothes that ‘Me’ was wearing on the night she started distributing the first batch of love letters. She tied twenty letters to the tree outside the cafeteria late at night on Dec. 8. On the next day, the letters were still there. Disappointed, … [Read more...] about Spread the LOVE (letters)
Step Down: It’s the Stepocalypse
Photo by Marisa Padilla The Pepperdine Step Team has left audiences in awe of its unique dance style many times before. The team is known for performing at Blue and Orange Madness, as well as sporting events and convocations. Four years ago, they put on their first solo production and since then, it has become an annual event. “This year I reached out to a friend of … [Read more...] about Step Down: It’s the Stepocalypse
Putting the ‘F’ back in fatherhood
Photo courtesy of www.impawards.com “Surviving Jack” is a new Fox sitcom slated to air on Thursday, March 27. Based on Justin Halpern’s autobiography, “I Suck at Girls,” the series is written by Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker. The executive producer is an Emmy nominee Bill Lawrence (“Scrubs,” “Spin City,” “Cougar Town”). The series stars Emmy Nominee Christopher … [Read more...] about Putting the ‘F’ back in fatherhood
Album Review:”Love Letters”
Photo courtesy of www.soundofbrit.frMetronomy brings on the melancholy with their new album, “Love Letters.”The indie elctronic group returns with their fourth album to provide the listener with their mellow grooves. With each successive album, Metronomy has grown in both quality and size. What started as a solo project by electronic composer Joseph Mount has since … [Read more...] about Album Review:”Love Letters”