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Love needed, not given

September 20, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

LAURA JOHNSONA&E Assistant Editor Sitting on a beach on England’s misty shores, a boy, quite alone, slowly turns to the camera and sings, “Will anybody listen to my story.” The boy’s name is Jude, and his story is one that is as old and cliché as time itself: love. The real question, however, is will anybody want to listen to this story? It’s a riot, it’s a visionary … [Read more...] about Love needed, not given

Exhibit shows form captured on camera

September 20, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

HAYLEY LERCHStaff Writer As children of the digital age, youth take pictures constantly. They use them to document their weekend adventures and to remember their travels. They post them on Facebook or print them out from our computers. Though American photographer Edward Weston was born near the turn of the 20th century and developed prints in a dark room rather than a … [Read more...] about Exhibit shows form captured on camera

New genre getting old quickly

September 20, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

OLESYA SALNIKOVAA&E Assistant I used to have one of those childish aspirations to become an Olympic skater, following the tradition of dozens of Russian ice skating champions. Little did I know that apparently you have to wear a glittering sea-green jumpsuit and be a man. For example, actors Will Farrell and John Heder team up in the film “Blades of Glory,” which was … [Read more...] about New genre getting old quickly

Film festival lights up Malibu

September 20, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

ASHLEY WELLINGStaff Writer The second annual Malibu Celebration of Film festival is returning to Pepperdine, bringing with it some of the industry’s most highly-acclaimed films. The event, which will include everything from film screenings to panel discussions, will run from Friday, Sept. 28 until Sunday, Sept. 30. “FILMSCOOL,” a film competition that will highlight three … [Read more...] about Film festival lights up Malibu

Livin’ it up in Los Feliz

September 20, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

MISHY TURNER & ERIKA VARELA Staff Writers Populated by Hollywood’s famous and trendy, Los Feliz, an L.A. district located east of Hollywood and south of Griffith Park, is a great place to people watch or to be watched. With creative, eye-popping storefronts and quirky restaurant names, driving down Franklin or Vermont Avenue may cause whiplash. So, grab a neck pad and hold … [Read more...] about Livin’ it up in Los Feliz

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