In this episode, we reflect on our Pepperdine experience and, more specifically, our time working for Pepperdine Graphic Media in various roles. _______________________________________________________________ Did this story interest or inspire you? Do you have a unique story or passion to share on the podcast? Email us at ivy.moore@pepperdine.edu or … [Read more...] about Goodbye, From Your Hosts
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GNews: Seniors Say Goodbye
During the Malibu Reception prospective students shared what they are most excited for about Pepperdine. While these students are preparing to say hello to college, graduating seniors are preparing to say goodbye. … [Read more...] about GNews: Seniors Say Goodbye
Make Memories: They’ll Last Longer
Graphic by Nate BartonI can truly say that my camera roll, Instagram and Snapchat accounts act as time machines for my memories. They are a semi-tangible way to relive them with just a quick swipe.I can take a trip down memory lane anytime I want: the many late night HAWC trips with my Crocker cabin girls, gelato at Venchi and truffle pasta from ZaZa in Florence, my sister's … [Read more...] about Make Memories: They’ll Last Longer
Remember the Future is Unknown
Graphic by Nate Barton I was six years old and recall the TV being on early in the morning. I used to love watching TV when I was younger, so it was pretty exciting to see it on at an unusual time. As I watched, I had no idea what was going on. All I remember was watching two buildings going up in smoke. I didn't know that they were the Twin Towers and that the United … [Read more...] about Remember the Future is Unknown
I’m running out of words to say
There are only so many things one can talk about at this school. I’ve been writing the Graphic humor column since the second semester of my freshman year. That was three years ago. Seven semesters puts it at about 80 columns that I’ve written. Each column is about 550 words. Do I have 40,000 words of wisdom to speak on about this university? No. I do not. That’s a short … [Read more...] about I’m running out of words to say