Waves beckon local surfers, but harmful pollution stirred up by recent rains wreaks havoc.By Rosy BanksStaff Writer As Santa Ana winds blow bigger, smoother lines onto Malibu’s shores, more surfers are grabbing their boards and hitting the waves. Better surf bring along infamous battling crowds, but with the continuing rain surfers must now be careful of an ever present hazard … [Read more...] about Surfers asking for cleaner ocean water
Whatever: If you care, be sure to tell them
By Karma Christine SalvatoStaff Writer Death. It is never easy to talk about — or to accept. What’s worse, is when you lose someone you care for without ever having told them what they meant to you. A little less than a year ago I found out that a friend I hadn’t talked to in a while died in a motorcycle accident. I’ve never personally known anyone who died before and that … [Read more...] about Whatever: If you care, be sure to tell them
3.1415: Annoying neckwear: purple ties
By Sarah PyeStaff Writer There is a phenomenon currently sweeping the nation, one sure to strike fear in the hearts of many, the likes of which has not been seen since the appearance of the “Razor Scooter” on sidewalks nationwide. The situation may soon become so serious that major roadways will jam with the cars of motorists fleeing in terror. I am, of course, talking about … [Read more...] about 3.1415: Annoying neckwear: purple ties
Eat It: Missing the most important meal?
By Kimberly KingGuest Writer Over dinner a few nights ago, the girls and I began a discussion about normal eating. What is normal eating? Some people follow restrictive diets that determine what is “healthy,” and others will eat anything in sight. What is the right way? I decided that I would pose that question to our on-campus expert, Marianne Robertson, M.S., R.D. She … [Read more...] about Eat It: Missing the most important meal?
Etc. A glimpse into the life of students, faculty and staff.
Ying competes for prized symphony spot Finding time to attend a symphony is hard enough, much less trying to play in one. Sophomore Janice Ying makes time for both Last weekend Ying participated in a piano concerto competition at UCLA for a chance to perform with the Brentwood Symphony If Ying wins the grand prize, she gets $1,000, and if she wins in one of the three lower … [Read more...] about Etc. A glimpse into the life of students, faculty and staff.