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Red carpet lacks real-life drama

March 28, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

Julieanne Leupold The camera bulbs flashing. The million-dollar jewelry. The last-minute plastic surgery. The designer gowns. The red carpet. The Oscar. It is the almighty holy grail of the entertainment industry, each actor selecting roles and scripts that might put him or her in contention for that Academy Award. Some nominees wear millions on a single night, and all receive … [Read more...] about Red carpet lacks real-life drama

Flowers blossom in this year’s hottest spring fashion line-up

March 28, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Sarah HanStaff Writer The problem? Your wardrobe needs a facelift. The answer? Spring’s new fashion trends. If you’re sick of flipping through your boring wardrobe and finding yourself in a slump with nothing exciting to wear, have no fear. This spring’s hottest new fashion trends are bound to pull you out of those outdated styles and into this season’s fun, invigorating … [Read more...] about Flowers blossom in this year’s hottest spring fashion line-up

Soccer seen from a new seat

March 21, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

JJ Bowman Two games, two sports, two cultures. One amazing day. Feb. 3, the day the lowly Fiorentina squad made the soccer juggernaut in Roma quiver for a full 90 minutes. The day New England proved to the world what their football fans already knew.  I watched them both — the first three rows back at midfield and the second from a professor’s living room floor until Adam … [Read more...] about Soccer seen from a new seat

Journey of faith leads professor to unexpected but welcome places

March 21, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Caleb CamachoStaff Writer “God never told me to become a minister,” Dr. Daniel Rodriguez says with unwary, passion-filled eyes. Hundreds of books, both in Spanish and English, fill any available space on the shelves of his office in the Religion Division. Pictures of his family and former classes stare down at a steady stream of visitors. Not only does Rodriguez preach … [Read more...] about Journey of faith leads professor to unexpected but welcome places

FaceInTheCrowd

March 21, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Ashley JonesStaff Writer ALLISON CULLY        Traveling across the Atlantic Ocean, golden retriever in tow, freshman Allison Cully was not quite sure what she was going to find at Pepperdine University.    Having visited the United States before, Cully was not completely surprised by what she found. However, she has learned a lot about the United States that she didn’t … [Read more...] about FaceInTheCrowd

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