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How to succeed in business…by dropping out of school

September 18, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

21-year-old Rory Felton started whit know-how and ended up with a record label. By Peter Celauro A&E Editor To most music fans, the term “record label owner” conjures images of a portly, cigar-smoking man in an expensive suit, barking orders at employees and stealing royalties from defenseless garage bands. To 21-year-old Rory Felton, it’s just the title on his business … [Read more...] about How to succeed in business…by dropping out of school

A joyful noise for a noble cause

September 18, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

Waves of Mercy concert brings students and faculty together to support charities and worship. By Maya Minwary Assistant A&E Editor On a breezy Saturday afternoon, hundreds of people lined up to see Caedmon’s Call, Mark Schultz and Josh Kauffman. For many students, the Waves of Mercy concert was a nice alternative to somber weekends at Pepperdine. When the gate finally … [Read more...] about A joyful noise for a noble cause

Getting caught in the net

September 11, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

From Pepperdine students to motorcycle clubs, the historic PCH eatery, Neptune’s Net, draws a diverse crowd. By Katie Clary Staff Writer The sea-witch Ursula missed her calling. Sixteen miles up Pacific Coast Highway, Pepperdine students discover Neptune’s Net, a beachside restaurant that boasts enough seafood and black leather to put Disney’s favorite underwater villain to … [Read more...] about Getting caught in the net

Retired pirates now have options

September 11, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Adam Holdridge Staff Writer Two years ago, the Pepperdine network hosted an infamous student computer named “Fraser.” On this computer the latest music, classics from every musical genre and even movie clips of the many “Saturday Night Live” parodies with Will Ferrell, could be found. Even with the end of Napster, multi-media content havens like “Fraser” still existed on … [Read more...] about Retired pirates now have options

France Palmer inspires Convo

September 11, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

Mother of SGA President Jason Palmer tells her chilling life story filled with pain, anguish, yet plenty of hope. By Sarah Carillo Assistant News Editor “It’s not what happens in this life that matters, it’s what you do about it.” This was the closing statement of France Palmer’s emotional Convocation speech in Firestone Fieldhouse Wednesday. Palmer spoke about her life and … [Read more...] about France Palmer inspires Convo

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