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Ready, Set, Sail

October 2, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

Laura JohnsonLife and Arts Editor Sailboating is often considered a “rich people” sport. However, others can benefit from this past time, as well. There is a time and a place for water activities like water skiing and inner tubing, but, for those who just want to go enjoy the water, the use of a motor is unnecessary.  Senior Blake Kewish, who has his captain’s license, went … [Read more...] about Ready, Set, Sail

Tolerance low among the faithful

October 2, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

KRISTA SPARKSStaff Writer As hesitant as I am to explain this statement and further perpetuate the stereotype resting on the beautiful part of the country I call home, I know you’re on the edge of your intellectual seat — so, I’ll humor you. You see, friends, the religious environment that informed the context of my upbringing, was one boasting very little (by which I mean … [Read more...] about Tolerance low among the faithful

Student TV show is alright being ‘dumb’

October 2, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

JOHN VIGNOLOStaff Writer “The Randumb Show” is the longest running TV show in the history of Pepperdine, produced solely by students.  Senior Zane Witzel, television production major, has been involved with “The Randumb Show” since his sophomore year. He has worked as a producer, host, writer, editor and everything in between. He currently leads “The Randumb Show.”  According … [Read more...] about Student TV show is alright being ‘dumb’

Top 10 ways that America is still No. 1

October 2, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

Laura JohnsonLife and Arts Editor The United States economy appears to be in shambles. Instead of falling apart, moving to Canada or resorting to other unmentionable atrocities, we must come together and learn to love our country once more. 10. One word — Thanksgiving. 9. Well, it certainly isn’t because we still allow people to wear leggings as pants. 8. Money isn’t all that … [Read more...] about Top 10 ways that America is still No. 1

Vampires ‘suck’ in fans

September 25, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

Kristen EnglertLife and Arts Assistant Recently, teenage girls, middle-aged moms and even grandmothers have become obsessed with something new: stone cold, black eyed, blood-thirsty vampires. With Stephenie Meyers topping the book charts, due to her recent publication of “Twilight” in 2007, vampires have been moving up the ranks in popularity.  Some say the obsessions started … [Read more...] about Vampires ‘suck’ in fans

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