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Cruising Old Town Pasadena

February 14, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Bethany HallStaff Writer Just an hour from Pepperdine is a place rich in culture and entertainment, yet it remains undiscovered by most students.  Old Town Pasadena is an eclectic shopping area full of classic, traditional facades and modern, commercialized stores. The paradox that is Old Town Pasadena gracefully combines mainstream practicality with old-fashioned culture, … [Read more...] about Cruising Old Town Pasadena

Carr drives Joi into the arts

February 14, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Holli LeMarrStaff Writer Competition shouldn’t exist. We are all here to learn, to share and enjoy the gifts God has individually bestowed upon us. Joi Carr, a visiting professor of English literature, film studies and composition, believes these statements whole-heartedly. “It really frees you up to enjoy other people’s gifts when you view it as sharing instead of … [Read more...] about Carr drives Joi into the arts

Entertaining romance at dateless Pepperdine

February 14, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Christina LittlefieldA&E Editor “When Harry Met Sally” wins. It was the most quoted, most referenced movie in the Graphic informal, completely unscientific Valentine’s poll on what movies, love songs and other artistic mediums bring out the romantic side of Pepperdine students. Students nominated the classic romantic comedy starring Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan for best … [Read more...] about Entertaining romance at dateless Pepperdine

From the Cheap Seats

February 14, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

Do you ever wonder what there is to do in Los Angeles that won’t leave your pocketbook permanently scarred? Wonder no more; the Graphic has the answer for you. Each week the Arts & Entertainment section provides features of a different location or activity to provide hours of entertainment without forcing you into debt. A desired destination for travelers around the world, … [Read more...] about From the Cheap Seats

IN REVIEW: C&O Trattoria

February 14, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

Any fine young man seeking to rid Pepperdine of its terrible deficiency in dating or any enterprising young woman who desire to take said deficiency into her own hands should come to know and love C&O Trattoria in Marina del Rey (the C&O stands for Cheese and Olive). This fine restaurant offers excellent northern Italian cuisine at a wonderful price and in a perfect … [Read more...] about IN REVIEW: C&O Trattoria

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