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‘On Location’ gives glimpse of Malibu

August 28, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

CARISSA MARSHA&E Editor PAUL CLARK/Photo Editor “On Location in Malibu 2006: Paintings by the California Art Club” offers both students new to Malibu as well as those who have lived here all their lives a chance to discover a fresh look at the small beach-front city Pepperdine calls home. Michael Zakian, Museum Director and curator of the show, said the great thing about … [Read more...] about ‘On Location’ gives glimpse of Malibu

Modern technology uncovers the glory of ancient Egypt

July 14, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

Megan WesterveltStaff Writer War, politics, religious movements and natural disasters — all key players in the formation of human history. Now, Kathleen Stewart Howe has just added one more chief element to the list, one that most people would never consider as being pivotal in history: photography. Howe, the Sarah Rempel & Herbert S. Rempel ’23 Director of the Museum of … [Read more...] about Modern technology uncovers the glory of ancient Egypt

Covert demonstrates integration and equality

July 14, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

Jessie ReimerStaff Writer The novel “A Stronger Kinship” by Anna-Lisa Cox tells a heart-warming tale of courage, hope and faith in a time of racial segregation, violence, and hatred. The story focuses on Covert, Michigan, a small town with big ideas. Anna-Lisa Cox, who visited Pepperdine this spring semester for a lecture and book signing, grew up in a home that encouraged … [Read more...] about Covert demonstrates integration and equality

Ameoba Music – where everything rocks

July 13, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

Lauren SaundersStaff Writer Tired of waiting for the members of Whitestarr to finally get over their hang-overs and start playing regularly scheduled gigs at their favorite Malibu stop, The Malibu Inn?  This set of rock n’ roll royalty, including front-man Cisco Adler, son of legendary songwriter and producer of The Mamas and the Papas, Lou Adler, and drummer Alex “Orbi” … [Read more...] about Ameoba Music – where everything rocks

Movie review – 16 Blocks

July 13, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

Judy Frimpong Staff Writer You have 118 minutes to get a witness 16 blocks. A piece of cake, right? Wrong. In the action-drama 16 Blocks, the main characters find that reaching the destination is a lot harder than it seems. Detective Jack Mosley, played by Bruce Willis, is an aging alcoholic who seems to have given up on life and the justice system. One day, he is assigned to … [Read more...] about Movie review – 16 Blocks

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