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‘Weddings’ marries romance and humor

October 7, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

HE SAID: Joe MorrisStaff Writer As a rule of thumb, guys usually refrain from watching any movie or television show with the word “wedding” in the title. Perhaps that is why it is a bit odd to choose a movie with a title that promises at least four weddings. The producers try to throw off men in the beginning by adding a funeral as well, but the they should not be fooled. At … [Read more...] about ‘Weddings’ marries romance and humor

Play uses ancient plot, new style

October 7, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Director Danny Campbell watches as senior Natalie Lander (standing) acts as Electra in rehersal. Graham Shea / Asst. Photo Editor Andrea SanmiguelStaff Writer Pepperdine students and guest Director Danny Campbell take on their newest challenge with the Greek tragedy “Electra” beginning Oct. 16 in the Lindhurst Theatre. With antiquated language and audience seats circled … [Read more...] about Play uses ancient plot, new style

‘Idol’ finalist sings in Smothers tomorrow

October 7, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Jen ClayStaff Writer Photo Courtesy of Center for TheArts Josh Gracin is a busy man. Between record promotion and fatherly duties, the “American Idol 2” finalist and country music crooner has embarked on a month-and-a-half-long tour in support of his self-titled debut album. And to catch the show, Waves don’t have to travel farther than their own backyard. Gracin will make a … [Read more...] about ‘Idol’ finalist sings in Smothers tomorrow

Lam shares voice, soul on new CD

October 7, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Karin SabinStaff Writer Photo Courtesy John Paul Lam Pepperdine is home to its very own rising musical star: John “JP” Paul Lam. Lam, a junior, is nationally recognized as an artist and most recently placed first in the national Gospel Music Association’s 2004 Spotlight Vocal Solo, which got him attention from major record labels. “Singing is something I feel blessed to do, … [Read more...] about Lam shares voice, soul on new CD

A better way to trim budgetary excess

September 30, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Elizabeth ReinkingStaff Writer So IÕve been hearing this rumor that PepperdineÕs having some budget problems. Now, IÕm not sure if thereÕs any truth behind them, but if so, this could be a big deal. I mean, who knows what the dean could decide is useless? What if they start throwing around crazy ideas like Òwe donÕt need an advertising majorÓ or Òthe Writing Center is a waste … [Read more...] about A better way to trim budgetary excess

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