KATHY MILLARLiving Assistant Junior Kelly Voyles can usually be seen happily rushing around campus, carrying building materials to the sculpture studio, socializing with friends, or attending a sorority event. An art major with a sculpture emphasis and a multimedia minor, Voyles has been perfecting her intricate jewelry-making style during her last few years at Pepperdine. … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Kelly Voyles
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Planning: good for the wallet
SHANNON URTNOWSKILiving Editor I am not usually one who has life lessons to spew out, but my Saturday night has given me a whole new outlook on things. I ended up in Camarillo by the urgings of my friends. At the time, I was just happy to have an excuse for a few hours of fun. Maybe we would go shopping. Maybe we would grab some dinner. Maybe we would see a movie. What I had … [Read more...] about Planning: good for the wallet
Brutal crime, still unsolved
ANNA WEBBERAssistant A&E Editor “The Black Dahlia” is the puzzle solver and mystery lover’s cinematic dream come true but requires a brutally strong stomach and a highly involved mind. For people who would rather not witness a sweet young woman tortured and slain, skip “The Black Dahlia.” The last scene will leave you with the most gruesome of images, turning this mystery … [Read more...] about Brutal crime, still unsolved
Poetic folk rock artist connects to listener with authentic sound
PETER HAMILTONStaff Writer With the recent release of his self-titled album, 26-year-old poet and heart-wrencher Adam Arcuragi has made a splash in the singer-songwriter pond and his wake is gaining momentum. A native of Philadelphia, Arcuragi has been able to channel his naturally born tendency of brotherly love into his latest folk/rock release. Arcuragi has been able to fuse … [Read more...] about Poetic folk rock artist connects to listener with authentic sound
Student frontman moves band from garage to stage
LAURA JOHNSONA&E Assistant Some garage bands are destined to be just that — bands that never actually leave the confined rooms that deafens their sound to the outside world. But then there are those special bands, the ones that break free of their car-storing original practice space to really make it in the music industry. Junior Ryan Hahn said his band, Cavil at Rest, has … [Read more...] about Student frontman moves band from garage to stage