By Kyle Jorrey Sports Editor I, rebel music I, rebel musicWhy can’t we roam this open country Oh why can’t we be what we want to be We want to be free. When the legendary poet and musician Bob Marley wrote the above lyrics in his song, “Rebel Music,” he might as well have been talking about Pepperdine senior Jeff May. Aside from the most obvious similarity between May and … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Jeff May
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Feeling foreign in France
By Keriann Boone Lyon Correspondent We participants in the 2003-04 Lyon Program have been in France for one week, yet it feels like one month. Our hopes for a relaxing year living and traveling in Europe have evaporated into reality. The term “total immersion” suddenly has weight. We are not here to study in France; we are here to become French. We are living in a French … [Read more...] about Feeling foreign in France
A circle too perfect?
Bits and pieces of various bands make ‘A Perfect Circle’ better than the sum of its parts .By Rich Mixsell Staff Writer The final nails have officially been driven into the coffin containing the artificially flavored ear-candy known as 90s pop and A Perfect Circle’s Billy Howerdel and Maynard James Keenan are holding the hammers. “Thirteenth Step” was released Tuesday Sept. … [Read more...] about A circle too perfect?
I’m with the band…
Pep grad and his buds climb to stardom one gig at a time. By Peter Celauro A&E Editor To the average Pepperdine student, the Malibu Inn is just another place to spend a Thursday night or grab a sandwich. To Elysium, it’s the next stop on the way to rock super-stardom. The four-piece band, based out of the San Bernardino area, is scheduled to play at the Inn Tuesday … [Read more...] about I’m with the band…
The refreshing scent of music
Pep choir to perform a variety of classical tunes in ‘Concert Potpourri.’ By Jen Clay A&E Assistant Smothers Theatre patrons will get a whiff of fresh air Tuesday night when Pepperdine’s concert choir opens its season with “Concert Potpourri.” Under the direction of professor Milton Pullen, the choir plans to perform selections by Monte-verdi, Clausen and Brahms. Pullen … [Read more...] about The refreshing scent of music