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Play shows ‘goodness’ to humanity

October 2, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

Caitlin WhiteStaff Writer Genocide — most would think it could never happen in the United States, as Americans are not forced to wake up each morning to the deaths of loved ones. But, some are. The question is, “What is there to do about it?” Michael Redhill’s play, “Goodness,” challenges audiences to address this issue.  A layered piece, the story is told through the eyes of … [Read more...] about Play shows ‘goodness’ to humanity

Let there be ‘Lights’

October 2, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

DEREK SEDAMAssistant Online Editor Do the Pussycat Dolls get your hipster-leggings and headbands in a bunch? Look no further than Canadian indie-synth-pop sensation, Lights. Although lesser known than her other peers, such as Katy Perry and Kate Voegele, Lights’ new-wave style is another example of the second coming of female singer-songwriters. Born Valerie Poxleitner in the … [Read more...] about Let there be ‘Lights’

People & Their Pets: Grant Harling and Jelly Bean

October 2, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

KATE SCHWARTZStaff Writer Editors Note: The Graphic acknowledges the Smart Car is not actually a pet. However, for some, it functions as such. So, your car is about the same size as some people’s dogs. How does that make you feel? Well, I think its cool. I can park in half a spot on campus. Do you almost consider your car a pet? Oh sure, why not? Does your Smart Car have a … [Read more...] about People & Their Pets: Grant Harling and Jelly Bean

Burn after watching

September 25, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

Alex SwobStaff Writer From the eccentric minds of the Coen Brothers (“No Country For Old Men”) comes the newly-released film “Burn After Reading,” a movie so immersed in absurdity that it deserves to be in a category all its own. Although it has been advertised as a comedy (which it is), it is one of such obscurity and randomness that if one knew nothing of the film, he would … [Read more...] about Burn after watching

‘Cold War’ is on again for new generation

September 25, 2008 by Pepperdine Graphic

Derek SedamAssistant Online Editor In 2006, Fullerton quartet Cold War Kids formed an unlikely mash-up that had the blogosphere buzzing thanks to the band’s initial demos that leaked online. Lead singer Nathan Willet’s out-of-the-ordinary tales, combined with the backing of old-school blues guitarist Jon Russell, made the group an unlikely success in its indie genre. The … [Read more...] about ‘Cold War’ is on again for new generation

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