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Follow up: Universal Studios brings on the fear

October 4, 2012 by Gabrielle Otero & Nikki Torriente

The opening of Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights on Friday was a red carpet celebration. Every year, Universal Studios starts off their Halloween season with a bang, and this year was no exception as horror stars and admirers alike flocked to the event. The premiere also played host to the Annual Eyegore Awards, which recognizes outstanding work in horror films. This … [Read more...] about Follow up: Universal Studios brings on the fear

Spring break programs revealed

October 3, 2012 by Ashton Garbutt

Spring break at Pepperdine is not only a time to relax and get away from the demands of classes, but also a time to serve the community. The Volunteer Center recently revealed alternative spring break programs on Sept. 24. These programs give students an opportunity to create a memorable vacation while also exercising Pepperdine’s mission of service, purpose and … [Read more...] about Spring break programs revealed

Professor reveals secret side

October 2, 2012 by Gabrielle Otero

  The Pepperdine community at large knows Professor Joi Carr as a professor of American literature and film studies under the Humanities Division as well as the director of the Multicultural Theatre Project. She is a quiet, shy and humble individual who is highly respected for her positive influence on students. However, this quiet storm has a secret life that she has … [Read more...] about Professor reveals secret side

Death Grips play a wild card

October 2, 2012 by Nate Barton

In defense of the genitalia depicted across their album cover, Sacramento based noise-rap crew Death Grips released the following statement: “U.S law states you must be 18 years of age to view graphic sexual material. We consider this art.” This is not your grandmother’s music. The band allegedly released its third LP “No Love Deep Web” to the public before showing it to … [Read more...] about Death Grips play a wild card

Employers always play for keeps

October 2, 2012 by Bud Davis

You give your resume one final review, click “Upload,” and send your application to the company of your dreams. Success! Time passes, you follow-up to ensure all materials have been received and still it’s all-silent on the interview front. With each day, you feel less confident about your application. Why isn’t the recruiter biting? There is a chance, unbeknownst to you, that … [Read more...] about Employers always play for keeps

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