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‘Don’t blame me…the dummy said it!’

September 25, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

How a dummy can bring its owner to life and its viewers to tears By Evelyn Barge Staff Writer There’s something to be said for an actor who is able to play the role of a heart-wrenchingly realistic holocaust survivor and then turn around and stun the audience as a painfully shy ventriloquist on a mission to find love. Actor Adrien Brody has definitely convinced this viewer of … [Read more...] about ‘Don’t blame me…the dummy said it!’

Driving Danger: What we risk when talking while on the road

September 18, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Rosy Banks Assistant Living Editor Could your cell phone kill you? Forget what you’ve heard about radioactive waves frying your brain. More and more people are saying that the real danger lies in phone use while on the road. More than 115 million Americans consider cell phones a necessity to daily communication, but recently findings argue cell phones are potentially … [Read more...] about Driving Danger: What we risk when talking while on the road

Efforts of Waves Café staff shouldn’t go unseen

September 18, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Eve Persak Student Dietetic Assocation Every day hundreds of students, faculty members, campus workers and visitors pass through the turnstile to the Waves Café entrance. They search earnestly for a hearty meal to fuel the day’s activities, a cup of coffee to make up for lack of sleep, a light snack to tide them over through their next class or a tasty treat to satisfy … [Read more...] about Efforts of Waves Café staff shouldn’t go unseen

Face in the crowd: Wednesday Kirven

September 18, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Maya Minwary Assistant A&E Editor With a name that came from the one of the days of the week and a powerful laugh, it’s hard not to miss Wednesday Rose Kirven. “I have a tendency to be a loud laugher,” the junior said. “I can’t hold it back. If something is funny, I’m going to laugh, and I’m going to laugh out loud. “Sometimes, I’m the only who will catch a subtle … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Wednesday Kirven

Bizarre theft? Under where?

September 18, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Sarah Pye Living Editor Every once in a while, I must shake my head and ask myself, “What is this world coming to?” This always happens when Jennifer Lopez releases yet another movie. And yet I had a non-J Lo inspired moment of head shaking recently when something so utterly bizarre happened that it successfully gleaned yet a little more off the top of my flagging … [Read more...] about Bizarre theft? Under where?

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