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Emmy’s anatomy

September 13, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

Photo courtesy Mathew Imaging 2006 HAYLEY LERCHStaff Writer Sometime during his career as host of “American Idol,” Ryan Seacrest was apparently bitten by the singing bug . Seacrest has hinted at opening the 59th Primetime Emmy Awards, which air live Sunday at 8 p.m. with a musical number of his own. While Seacrest may or may not showcase his vocal skills, a host of … [Read more...] about Emmy’s anatomy

Valley worth venturing

September 13, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

MISHY TURNER & ERIKA VARELAStaff Writers “Like, oh-my-gosh!” The San Fernando Valley often gets a bad rap from the rest of Los Angeles, maybe for the lack of an ocean view or maybe for the incredible heat its residents endure during the summer months. However, the Valley has a charm all its own. Students agree that driving down Ventura Boulevard, the Valley’s signature … [Read more...] about Valley worth venturing

Western proves winner

September 13, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

ASHLEY WELLINGStaff Writer Based on and named after the critically acclaimed 1957 film, “3:10 to Yuma” boasts a terrific cast and a powerful story. Set in the old west, the movie offers the perfect mix of rugged machismo and emotional self-discovery. Christian Bale (“The Prestige,” “Batman Returns”) takes on the role of Dan Evans, a retired union soldier-turned-rancher, … [Read more...] about Western proves winner

Brotherly love brings laughs

September 13, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

LAURA JOHNSONA&E Assistant Editor Tom and Dick Smothers have absolutely no relation to Flora Smothers, who donated the money for Smothers Theater. Still, they will be performing there once again to a sold out crowd this Friday, Sept. 15. After over 46 years in the business, the Smothers Brothers comedy duo has had more than ample time to become an absolutely perfected … [Read more...] about Brotherly love brings laughs

Ring in year with 2007 Yukon

September 7, 2007 by Pepperdine Graphic

Scott ReynoldsStaff Writer  “Jumbo shrimp,” “pretty ugly,” and “military intelligence,” are all famous oxymorons. But is the world ready for the most shockingly conflicting one yet?  How about “environmentally-friendly SUV?”   It’s true — GMC has a ute that does not help kill the rainforest, all of the time at least. A longtime staple in the GMC lineup, the 2007 Yukon offers … [Read more...] about Ring in year with 2007 Yukon

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