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‘Randumb’ celebrates decade of laughs

January 27, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Carissa MarshStaff Writer Many things have come and gone in the past 10 years. Fashions changed, leaving people with drawers full of out-of-date clothes. Even favorite television shows fell into the clutches of syndication. While many trends fell by the wayside, this did not hold true for one of Pepperdine’s constants — the first entertainment show to find a home on … [Read more...] about ‘Randumb’ celebrates decade of laughs

Student theater production explores human relationships

January 27, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Amy LarsonStaff Writer Imagine walking into a building of complete strangers. No one recognizes you, and no faces look familiar either. But, by the time you leave that same building, you have made friends that you will not forget as long as you live. That is precisely what happens in “The Weir,” a production that Pepperdine students will be performing this week. Written by … [Read more...] about Student theater production explores human relationships

Entering ‘The New World’

January 23, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Mary WisniewskiAssistant A&E Editor Terrence Mealick’s “The New World” is a new world in itself. Scenes cut quickly from shot to shot, and dialogue is limited due to language barriers between the English and the Native Americans. However, these limitations make a strong movie by revealing what it may be like to go somewhere one has never gone before — a little confusing and … [Read more...] about Entering ‘The New World’

Audi S4 beauty is beast under the hood

January 20, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Scott ReynoldsStaff Writer If Dr. Frankenstein had hidden his creation under the hood of a car, he would have called it S4. Audi has created a monster, but many will never know it. The Audi S4 is a 344-horsepower beast of a car with the same clean, timeless lines of one of Audi’s top sellers, the A4.  Comparing the S4 to the A4, however, may be just a bit worse than comparing … [Read more...] about Audi S4 beauty is beast under the hood

Waterfalls and barefoot stream crossings at Winding Way Trail

January 20, 2005 by Pepperdine Graphic

Katie ClaryLiving Editor A rare event is taking place. As fleeting as an exotic flower that blooms once every decade under a full spring-time moon, the Winding Way waterfall is in full blossom. The typically wimpy falls started thundering almost overnight after the recent rains, giving Malibu its very own mini-Niagara Falls until the rainwater subsides. This hike is more than … [Read more...] about Waterfalls and barefoot stream crossings at Winding Way Trail

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