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Dancing toward a ‘Legacy’

January 31, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

 By Christina Littlefield A&E Editor A tap dancer will meticulously choreograph several base moves into a show-stopping performance. A hip hop dancer will isolate different movements within the body to form a cohesive whole to every beat of the music. A ballerina will tell a story with every graceful move of her arm or combination of pirouette. “Dance is a legacy,” said … [Read more...] about Dancing toward a ‘Legacy’

Lee fuses theatrical elements

January 31, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

 By Kristen Lowrey Assistant A&E Editor “If I could I would just stay here forever and just do shows because it’s just so secure,” senior acting and directing major Jeff Lee said. “(Being at Pepperdine is) just so ideal.”     Photo courtesy Jeff Lee  SCENE STEALER: Senior Jeff Lee strives to be well-rounded at Pepperdine to learn about all aspects of the theater, … [Read more...] about Lee fuses theatrical elements

Club binds cultures

January 24, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Sarah PyeAssistant Lifestyles Editor One of Pepperdine’s newest — and largest — clubs is attempting to dispel rumors that certain students keep elephants for pets, as well as other cultural misconceptions. The Pepperdine Inter-national Club (PIC), now in its second semester, was established to unite international and domestic students to promote understanding and awareness … [Read more...] about Club binds cultures

Face In The Crowd

January 24, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

 By Janea Brown Lifestyles Editor It has been said that Los Angeles is the home of the stars. Then aspiring actress and senior creative writing major RosaLinda Diaz is in the right place. All signs pointed to fame for Diaz from day one. She was born in Santa Monica Hospital, the same place that Marilyn Monroe was taken before she died. Diaz grew up in Silver Lake, Calif., the … [Read more...] about Face In The Crowd

Giving back to the ground

January 24, 2002 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Christine ChengStaff Writer Just several miles north on Pacific Coast Highway, is the creation of environmental visionaries — Debra Bianco, Remy O’Neil and others — whose hearts are faithful to nurturing both plant and human growth.  Cornucopia Farms, a three-year-old non-profit organization of the Malibu Agricultural Project, strives to create a beautiful garden … [Read more...] about Giving back to the ground

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