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Quest for truth in ‘Huckabees’ falls flat

February 17, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Diana HtooStaff Writer Raising philosophical questions about life hardly befits a comedy, especially when the attempt at satire winds up as a mess of philosophical nonsense and leaves moviegoers utterly confused and directionless. Apart from occasional witticism and comical vignettes, Director David O. Russell’s supposedly fresh and innovative film, “I Heart Huckabees,” lacks a … [Read more...] about Quest for truth in ‘Huckabees’ falls flat

Dance to the beat of the bongo

February 10, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Ginna NguyenStaff Writer I’ve got a drummer. My very own musician. He is barefoot in the sand, shaggy-haired, hot body... yeah, that’s a nice drummer. He smiles at me as he plays out my rhythm on his drum. I don’t know his name. Perhaps he is a man I have yet to meet. Perhaps he is my best friend. Perhaps my drummer is God, composing the beats of my life.  Bum bum ba dum … [Read more...] about Dance to the beat of the bongo

Cheeseboro Canyon is worth the drive for friendly foothills

February 10, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Katie ClaryLiving Editor We Malibu-dwellers sometimes forget that the space to explore “through the canyon” is much bigger than our narrow strip of beach and mountain. Taking that to heart, this week’s trail requires a trek inland, to Agoura Hills. Cheeseboro Canyon is a national recreation area nestled between quiet neighborhoods in Old Agoura. Horse farms border the parkland … [Read more...] about Cheeseboro Canyon is worth the drive for friendly foothills

Face in the crowd: Jessica Leonard

February 10, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Hanna ChuStaff Writer Jessica Leonard ArticleNot many people have the courage to start singing “America the Beautiful” a capella in front of a large group of people, even if that group consists of a class of kindergarteners.  Senior Jessica Leonard, however, simply started singing alone in hopes that the children would sing along.  They didn’t. In fact, in the middle of … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Jessica Leonard

All that glitters is good for Valentine’s Day jewelry gifts

February 10, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Jennifer ChanFashion Columnist With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, gift giving bombards the minds of many, once again — but this time, with the idealistic potential for heightened emotion or meaning for their special someone. Amidst the overhaul of chocolates, floral bouquets or clothing — jewelry remains the gift that no girl can refuse and will undoubtedly adore for … [Read more...] about All that glitters is good for Valentine’s Day jewelry gifts

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