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Time warp takes over Argentina

October 2, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Audrey Reed Buenos Aires Correspondent Help! We are stuck in a time warp. Though the Buenos Aires group has only been in Argentina for two weeks, we already have begun to enjoy South American life. However, in this process we have observed lifestyles reminiscent of various eras. These differences in culture are by no means a bad thing, but often provide a lesson in … [Read more...] about Time warp takes over Argentina

On the verge of genius

October 2, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

Four-character play to bring intellect and humor to Lindhurst Theater By Peter Celauro A&E Editor Just one look at the incredibly elaborate set occupying Pepperdine’s Lindhurst Theater makes one thing perfectly clear: “On the Verge” is not your average play. Tri-level platforms, ladders, monkey bars, a pirate-ship style rope net and a random assortment of household … [Read more...] about On the verge of genius

Like Ted Kaczynski, without the violence

October 2, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Peter Celauro A&E Editor “For the love of Pete!” I groaned, tossing the remote on the couch and throwing up my arms in disgust. “Three hundred channels and nothing but rap videos, ‘The Bachelor’ and a yellow dish scrubber in square pants. Who comes up with this stuff?!” Just then my cell phone rang. Standing up to answer it, I got in two good steps toward the bedroom … [Read more...] about Like Ted Kaczynski, without the violence

Fun-Raising

October 2, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

The Hispanic Council’s annual mariachi concert raises scholarship funds to promote educational and vocational opportunities for Hispanic students through music and cultural celebration. By Kirsten Wyatt Staff Writer Mariachi concerts are not the typical Sunday afternoon activity of the average Pepperdine student. But one day a year, members of the Pepperdine community gather … [Read more...] about Fun-Raising

Learning the science of rap

October 2, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

Pepperdine junior Anuj Sahai explains the ins and outs of his lyrical prose. By Kyle Jorrey Sports Editor What is the image of a rapper? The word itself is loaded with assigned meanings, especially to mainstream society. This probably stems from the fact that hip-hop music was born out of the inner cities from a non-white culture, and is often misunderstood by those who don’t … [Read more...] about Learning the science of rap

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