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Show about the real O.C. back for another drama-filled season

November 2, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

ASHLYEE HICKMANA&E Assistant Editor After a lackluster third season and rumors of cancellation looming, “The O.C.” is back tonight with something to prove. The show that helped put Orange County on the map and Chino at the butt of jokes is now clinging for life, but the once buzz-worthy show was not always struggling. “I've been watching the show since the beginning — it … [Read more...] about Show about the real O.C. back for another drama-filled season

Off-campus outings offered

October 26, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

SHANNON URTNOWSKILIVING EDITOR  Despite what some may believe its name suggests, Campus Recreation works hard to give students the opportunity to stay active off-campus as well as on.  Campus Recreation’s most recent effort: Outdoor Recreation.  “We started the program two years ago offering rentals, but this is the first year with trips,” said Catherine Cramp, director of … [Read more...] about Off-campus outings offered

Students welcome politics on campus

October 26, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

MARY WISNIEWSKIAssistant Living Editor  Coming to Pepperdine from San Francisco, sophomore Emma Wnuk said she finds her political views are different from many at the university.  Wnuk is liberal at a school composed of many conservatives, but she did not let this difference stop her from entering the political arena on campus nor deter her from wanting to make politics or … [Read more...] about Students welcome politics on campus

Argentina: unique but similar

October 26, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

SARAH PIXLERBuenos Aires Correspondent I have been in Buenos Aires for almost seven weeks now. I can hardly even begin to describe how amazing it is! I’ve been to the end of the world (Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego) and back. It was beautiful, by the way. The truth is that Argentina never ceases to amaze me. Sure, there is soccer, tango, gauchos, and beef, but there is so much … [Read more...] about Argentina: unique but similar

Trick your body with guiltless treats

October 26, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

SHANNON URTNOWSKILiving Editor  The holiday season is right around the corner, and that means feelings of fright, offerings of thanks and celebrations of faith are going to be plentiful in the coming weeks. They are not the only things, though. Holiday goodies will be high in demand.  Though holidays like Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas are characterized by good (but … [Read more...] about Trick your body with guiltless treats

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