JESSICA ONIStaff Writer Early 20th century poet W. H. Auden once said: “The way to read a fairy tale is to throw yourself in.” Perhaps he only meant this metaphorically, but beginning today, eight Seaver students will literally thrust themselves into the legacies of fairy tales, as they present the Multicultural Theatre Project’s spring play “Once Upon A Time …” Based entirely … [Read more...] about Once upon a time
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Alumnus picked as finalists
SHANNON URTNOWSKI A&E Assistant Alumnus country-rock band Come and Go has big opportunity coming its way that will not only showcase the band’s talent, but also the school from which they formed. Lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Shannon Hudson, a 1999 graduate, started the band at Pepperdine in 1997 with brother and lead guitarist Shane Hudson, bassist David Freeman, and … [Read more...] about Alumnus picked as finalists
Singers get their game on
MARY WISNIEWSKIAssistant A&E Editor This week, students will not need to go all the way to Broadway to hear a good show. Beginning Tuesday and continuing through Saturday, students can take a short stroll to Smothers Theatre for the 33rd annual Songfest. This year’s theme is Songfest 2006: Across the Board. Every group will be performing a show based on a popular board … [Read more...] about Singers get their game on
Online option now available for celebs
JULIE ONI Staff Writer It seems like, with all the work that goes into making films, the ultimate focus of Oscar night is preposterous. The awards do not center so much upon the films themselves as the people involved in them, more specifically their ability to “perform” acceptances and look good spontaneously. After weeks, months or even years of filming, the culmination of … [Read more...] about Online option now available for celebs
Poets create arena to express
Mary WisniewskiAssistant A&E Editor Sometimes finding a leprechaun in Ireland seems more feasible than finding a poet at Pepperdine. After all, the liberal arts school is more populated by business majors than creative arts majors. However, writers do exist at this school, no matter how sparse, and are coming out of hiding to perform at “Un Soir Literraire,” a Coffeehouse … [Read more...] about Poets create arena to express