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Life is this senior’s canvas

April 1, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Senior art major Diana Pearson prepares to showcase her work in the Weisman exhibition ‘Disclosure.’ By Peter Celauro Staff Writer There are students at Pepperdine for whom career and calling are two separate worlds. They come home at night to indulge their love of music or art by singing or painting. For these students, after school is the only time they have to free … [Read more...] about Life is this senior’s canvas

One for the sweet tooth?

April 1, 2004 by Pepperdine Graphic

Album Review Santa Barbara’s very own Sugarcult serves fans a second offereing of its own brand of pseudo-punk in the quartet’s “Palm Trees and Power Lines.” By Jen Clay A&E Editor Bubbling just below the mainstream radar, Sugarcult has made a name for itself touring the country with the likes of more established artists including Blink-182, The Hives and Radiohead.    … [Read more...] about One for the sweet tooth?

Respect tops Jeff Banks’ list of values

November 13, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

Social Action and Justice Colloquium co-founder demonstrates to students that he is a man wholly devoted to true service. By Faren Visintin Staff Writer A small note posted outside of Dr. Jeff  Banks’ office door reads: Students don’t interrupt my work; students are my work. This was substantiated by the numerous knocks and warm responses that occurred during the course of … [Read more...] about Respect tops Jeff Banks’ list of values

Fear of getting caught may deter Internet cheating

November 13, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

Students say they resist plagiarizing online papers because they are afraid of the many consequences that could result. By Jemma Eriksen Staff Writer College students today are just a click away from serious consequences.  At this Christian university, the number of students cheating off the Internet may well be significantly lower than the national average. However, high … [Read more...] about Fear of getting caught may deter Internet cheating

Face in the crowd: Spencer Kam

November 13, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Virginia Thomas News Assistant He re-routed the World Series from his TV to his laptop so he could watch it during statistics class. With the amount of computer networking knowledge he has, Spencer Kam could do a lot more malicious “hacking” than this, but that’s just not the kind of guy he is. This Pepperdine junior would rather go out with his many friends, play beach … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Spencer Kam

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