Jenifer ChanFashion Columnist A new year means fresh starts and fantastic style. Stuck in a rut from last year’s fizzled out fads? Worry not — this year is bound to offer plenty of appealing new options, and I will happily navigate the trends with my loyal readers! As an advocate for personal style and expression, I have been trying to passively suppress the subjective hits … [Read more...] about New year sends ponchos back into the closets
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“Lonely Planet” does no justice to the real Africa
Dustin LongHeidelberg Columnist I’ve always loved Africa, or at least said and thought that I did. I had never been there, but I took every chance to meet people who had been, read about it, dreamed about it (honest), went to lectures on African AIDS relief and non-governmental organizations, and bought the “Ghost in the Darkness” and “The Power of One” DVDs. Through an … [Read more...] about “Lonely Planet” does no justice to the real Africa
Simpson halftime show brings hope for music
Evelyn Barge A&E Editor Last Tuesday, a faint glimmer of hope appeared on the world music stage. The tiny breakthrough may indicate that the future of musical entertainment is not entirely hopeless. The events of that day are unforgettable. A small remnant of 72,000 average Americans refused to stand by aimlessly while obnoxious pop music was pumped into their unwilling … [Read more...] about Simpson halftime show brings hope for music
Hollywood’s best of the silver screen and small screen
Hollywood’s prelude to the Oscars comes to the Beverly Hilton and your TV on Sunday. Jen ClayStaff Writer It doesn’t happen everyday. Still, one could argue that it does happen every year, and for that matter, every year in January. And so the start of the spring semester also signals an upcoming evening broadcast of Tinseltown’s second-most-important awards show. The … [Read more...] about Hollywood’s best of the silver screen and small screen
Prof recalls days as opera superstar
Carissa MarshStaff Writer For Henry Price, music is not just his job. It is his passion. As a professor of music at Pepperdine, as well as director of the university’s Flora Thorton Opera Program, Price has made a lasting impact on the music department and students. Before coming to Malibu in 1993, Price was an opera singer with a number of opera companies and symphony … [Read more...] about Prof recalls days as opera superstar