Mary WisniewskiLondon Columnist “It’s the best job I could ever have,” says a man with gold paint all over his body. He reeks of smoke and alcohol but boasts of his career of mimicking a robot to all leaving the tube. His eyes are a hollowed gray and his arm shakes as he clutches a CD player. “You make your own hours and drink as much as you want on the job. What could be … [Read more...] about Discovering two very different sides of London
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Why Pepperdine students soak up Spongebob
He lives in a pineapple under the sea. He’s absorbent, yellow and porous. And if the statistics are right, his feature film debut today will prove to be required viewing for a many college students. Jen ClayStaff Writer Sea sponge SpongeBob SquarePants, whose trials and tribulations have been chronicled in the Nickelodeon animated series of the same name, will make the leap … [Read more...] about Why Pepperdine students soak up Spongebob
Alumnus gets break in horror flick
Karin SabinStaff Writer Even though alumnus Brett Davidson left Texas to try acting in California, he returned to Texas, at least fictionally, for his first major movie. Davidson recently wrapped his first major role in an independent movie, titled “Schattenkind” (German for “shadow kids”). Davidson, who graduated in May 2004, stars as the male lead, along with female lead … [Read more...] about Alumnus gets break in horror flick
Bring on the Brooches, the season’s must-have accessory
Jennifer ChangFashion Columnist Seeking a little sparkle for your everyday ensemble? Look no further than this season’s must-have accessory: the brooch. Brooches can be of any variation: funky and fun or elegant and refined, depending on your style. Easy to wear and charming to admire, these gems instantly add glamour and sophistication to an ordinary outfit while packing in … [Read more...] about Bring on the Brooches, the season’s must-have accessory
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Courtney HongLiving Assistant Friday night proved to be an eventful night for some talented students, though some caught more limelight than others. Participants of 30 Seconds of Fame wowed a nearly packed Elkins with everything from step dancing to poetry to singing. “Everyone seemed to enjoy the show,” junior Miriam Rezene said. “I thought BSU’s gospel choir was the best. I’m … [Read more...] about Etc.