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Face in the Crowd: Trent Allen

April 13, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

BREANNA CURRYStaff Writer Junior Trent Allen has been at Pepperdine for three years and in that time he has managed to become involved in numerous Pepperdine activities. He is president of the Inter-Fraternity Council, the SLA of Dewey, a member of SGA and Psi Upsilon, works at Starbucks, is double majoring in Sociology and Communication, and is planning a “Wicked”-themed … [Read more...] about Face in the Crowd: Trent Allen

Travels’ end stirs contradictory emotions

April 13, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

DANIEL  HOUGEYHeidelberg Columnist In Heidelberg, you know it’s going to be a sad week when you eat pizza after Convocation. This privilege is reserved for the last week of each semester.Last time it rolled around, we were going to be apart for winter break, and some students were going back to Malibu for the spring semester. That was sad enough.Now, we are simultaneously … [Read more...] about Travels’ end stirs contradictory emotions

‘Speak Easy’ transcends history

April 13, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

MICHAEL ALAHOUZOSStaff Writer If music has a timeframe, then Daniel Brummel’s “Speak Easy” is timeless. You couldn’t even call it pop music, though at one time, it would have been. The ghosts of the music-past are, right now, looking down upon this virile 23-year-old with jealousy and suspicion. After all, Brummel is one of the voices of the recently reformed Ozma, Southern … [Read more...] about ‘Speak Easy’ transcends history

No Twang Needed to Like Country

April 13, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

HANNA CHUA&E Editor Ignorance is not bliss, country music is, and people need to stop dissing country music. It’s interesting that those who say they hate country music really haven’t heard much country, and usually, they can’t even name any of the top country stars. Attention country music hating ignorant people: Don’t be so quick to rule it out as an option during a … [Read more...] about No Twang Needed to Like Country

Guitarists vie for $50K and title

April 13, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

JESSICA ONIStaff Writer There are those who indulge in the personal benefits of success, and then there is Christopher Parkening. A widely successful classical guitarist, Parkening was offered teaching opportunities at more than one university before he decided to start the classical guitar program at Pepperdine in the fall of 2002. “It was the mission statement at Pepperdine … [Read more...] about Guitarists vie for $50K and title

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