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'Frogz' leaps off stage

January 29, 2009 by Pepperdine Graphic

The surreal acrobatic production, Frogz blurred the line between the stage and the audience as the Imago Theatre company performed at Smothers Theatre on Sunday. Five acrobats donned various costumes and masks to represent different objects and animals, taking their acts off the stage and into the laps of the audience. The creations delivered by the flexible performers ranged … [Read more...] about 'Frogz' leaps off stage

Benton briefs University community on budget at town hall meeting

January 29, 2009 by Pepperdine Graphic

President Andrew K. Benton fielded questions about Pepperdine's budget situation and its effects on the university at a series of town hall meetings Thursday Jan. 22.At the first question-and-answer session which nearly filled Smothers Theater with faculty staff and other members of the Pepperdine community Benton began with a 20-minute overview of the financial problems facing … [Read more...] about Benton briefs University community on budget at town hall meeting

Professor brings history alive

January 29, 2009 by Pepperdine Graphic

Nothing can or sometimes even should stay the same forever. Take a raisin for example. Though it starts as a grape patience and ample time to dehydrate create this dried fruit. Victor Davis Hanson born in 1953 and raised in the small town of Selma Calif. grew grapes on his family farm and learned a valuable lesson from this process. He has since spent much of his life studying … [Read more...] about Professor brings history alive

Waves witness history

January 29, 2009 by Pepperdine Graphic

Millions from across the nation descended on the National Mall to watch history unfold Tuesday and with students and faculty flying out to join those already there for the Washington D.C. Internship Program Pepperdine was certainly not without its representation in the crowd of two million.Pepperdine School of Law's Douglas Kmiec professor of constitutional law and advisor to … [Read more...] about Waves witness history

Sex not so easy to define

January 29, 2009 by Pepperdine Graphic

Statistics about teen sexual behavior are easily quantifiable and the number of students who have had sex has been counted in numerous surveys. But in order to pursue accuracy and clarity society may need to investigate what really defines sex because a simple question of the ambiguity of the term "sex" has caused problems for people from the college campus to the White House. … [Read more...] about Sex not so easy to define

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