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'FlashForward' with new series

September 30, 2009 by Pepperdine Graphic

­­­Thursday September 24 ABC premiered one of its most anticipated shows since "Lost." "FlashForward" is an adaptation of a science-fiction novel of the same name. The innovative concept is that during a normal day everyone in the entire human race loses consciousness for roughly two minutes. During their unconsciousness they see a glimpse of a time about six months … [Read more...] about 'FlashForward' with new series

How to: Cook in your dorm room

September 30, 2009 by Pepperdine Graphic

Living in a dorm room can put a crunch on your ability to prepare a healthy and satisfying meal for yourself. Anything that's made in a microwave usually isn't up to par with what your mom serves you back home. But fear not cookery adventurers we have a few practical tips to help you beat that residence hall food rut.Think beyond the ­Cup  Noodles. Coffee-makers and … [Read more...] about How to: Cook in your dorm room

'The Persians' to retell age-old tale

September 30, 2009 by Pepperdine Graphic

In the sixth week of school the Fine Arts Department is already prepared to open its first theatrical production.   "The largest challenge with this play has definitely been the compressed rehearsal time. It took us 16 rehearsals to get to tech which is where we are now said Director Bradley Griffin on Tuesday of the efforts. Only eight days away from the first … [Read more...] about 'The Persians' to retell age-old tale

Monument on Survivor

September 24, 2009 by Pepperdine Graphic

Brett Clouser is a survivor.  After enduring 39 days of grueling competition deep in the South Pacific for CBS's "Survior: Samoa" season he's still alive breathing chipper and diving right back into work on his socially responsible clothing line The Monument of our Hearts.Clouser's last year and a half has been a testament of risk reward and stepping up to the plate to … [Read more...] about Monument on Survivor

Student serious about rap

September 23, 2009 by Kayla Ferguson

For many people the teenage dream of walking the red carpet as a successful performer in the entertainment industry vanishes as the reality of the real world sets in. But for a select few that dream eventually becomes a reality.  One of those individuals is Brian Williams a Pepperdine freshman from Atlanta Georgia. Williams realized his passion for music when he was young and … [Read more...] about Student serious about rap

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