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Life and Arts

Freak Out with These Frightening Films

October 28, 2015 by Jessica Kerner

Photo courtesy of Warner Bros. Many people believe that horror movies are, as a whole, not as good as films from other genres. And this is quite often true; horror movies are one of the cheapest genres to produce, which means that even a terribly low-budget slasher that goes straight to Netflix can still recoup its budget. Studios often don't have the incentive to pour lots … [Read more...] about Freak Out with These Frightening Films

Visit the Best Study Spots on Campus (that aren’t Payson)

October 28, 2015 by Jessica Kerner

Photo by Monica AvilaPayson Library, while it has its benefits, can be a bit of a bore. It’s a perfectly fine place to study, but you can only go there so many nights a week before you start to crave a little change of scenery. Luckily, even though Payson is the best-known study spot on campus, it is far from the only one. Below are some new locales to try the next time … [Read more...] about Visit the Best Study Spots on Campus (that aren’t Payson)

Spook-tacular Playlist for your Halloween Party

October 28, 2015 by Mackayla Testerman

Photo by Gabriella Chan   As you finish picking out the perfect jack-o’-lanterns for your Halloween get-together, you might want to start looking for a playlist to set the mood. These 10 songs are perfect for dancing with friends or even trick-or-treating. 1. “Thriller” — Michael Jackson While certainly overplayed, there is an undeniable, dare I say “thrill,” … [Read more...] about Spook-tacular Playlist for your Halloween Party

Bollywood Performers Bring Taste of India

October 21, 2015 by Mackayla Testerman

Photos by Danielle RomeoThe Bollywood Masala Orchestra and Dancers of India brought dynamic color, music and choreography of India to Smothers Theatre on Tuesday, Oct. 6. The concert captured both rich traditional Indian performance, as well as song selections from modern-day Indian films like "Krrish" and "Om Shantiom." The group has performed for a multitude of high … [Read more...] about Bollywood Performers Bring Taste of India

Q&A with Country Music Artist and Alumna, Sandra Lynn

October 11, 2015 by Julia Naman

Photo courtesy of Kristin BarloweSandra Lynn is making a name for herself in Nashville's music scene since graduating from Pepperdine in 2007. Along with writing and recording with songwriters Jeremy Spillman, Lori McKenna and Travis Meadows, Lynn released her own musical debut in 2014 with a self-titled album. With over 100,000 hits on her music video, "You Belong," and 13,000 … [Read more...] about Q&A with Country Music Artist and Alumna, Sandra Lynn

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