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Opera singer competes nationally

November 3, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

POPPY GAROFALOStaff Writer Inside the crowded Bovard Auditiorium at University of Southern California, 25 Pepperdine students cheered from the audience for a rising opera singer, who is both a friend and peer on the Malibu campus. Senior Christin Wismann, an applied vocal music major, was one of four top winners in the Western region finals of the Metropolitan Opera National … [Read more...] about Opera singer competes nationally

Theater row takes center stage

November 3, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

SHANNON URTNOWSKIStaff Writer Los Angeles is full of hidden treasures, and a small stretch of road on Santa Monica Boulevard holds one of the city’s best kept theatrical secrets. The area, which extends from Highland to Van Ness avenues, is nicknamed Theater Row and is home to many independent playhouses known for producing quality productions despite the financial struggles … [Read more...] about Theater row takes center stage

Students help TJ orphans

October 27, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

AARON HAARStaff Writer Last November marked a full month that 5-year-old Ana had been learning to tie her own shoes. One of the older girls who lived a couple of doors down had been teaching her. That day, Ana refused to tie the shoes. She wouldn’t even sit down for snack time. Instead, she clutched a young woman and would not let go. Ana was not sick or scared. In fact, she … [Read more...] about Students help TJ orphans

Eclipse mixes style with value

October 27, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

KELSEY MAYSLiving Editor Anela Holck/Assistant Photo Editor The folks at Mitsubishi’s design center in Cypress, Calif., want you to remember the 2006 Eclipse. They’ve scrawled those seven letters on metal, plastic and digital surfaces all over the car, so the Eclipse says Eclipse in no fewer than five places. These include a requisite label across the rear deck lid, plus … [Read more...] about Eclipse mixes style with value

Rock the world with self-expression

October 27, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

GINNA NGUYENStaff Writer Bleep, burrrr, whiiiirl. That’s Bob the Robot, talking about his latest dragon-slaying adventure. But, as modern-day culture tells us, dragons are not real. J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis, when asked of the inspiration behind their novels, each answered that he wanted to read fantasy. But since few wrote such a genre at the time, Tolkien and Lewis had to … [Read more...] about Rock the world with self-expression

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