Mary WisniewskiAssistant Living Editor A white building with a blue-trimmed roof hardly seems reason to pause while driving down Pacific Coast Highway. But take a second glance, and notice a sign outside the door that reads: Specializing in restoring broken love affairs. Located next to La Salsa, Readings by Sonia isn’t the typical Malibu boutique. Instead of buying Juicy … [Read more...] about Psychic brings flair to Malibu
School Books: Online or Campus?
Kelsey MaysLiving Editor Restocking for new semester (Photo coutesy Anela Holck/ Assistant Photo Editor) Fernando Uribe lounges with his mother at a round table in the Oasis. A backward Waves baseball cap partially covers his curly dark hair, and a white T-shirt and jeans hang off his thin, dark-featured frame. He chats casually as his mother flips through sheets of registrar … [Read more...] about School Books: Online or Campus?
University Church offers community, convenience
Erin CherryStaff Writer University Church of Christ embodies a real sense of community, says Ken Durham, its minister since 1998. He likens the Church to early Christian believers who met in their homes in the First Century A.D. Durham’s preaching style is often conversational and although it focuses on Scripture, it rarely delves into highly liturgical matters, he … [Read more...] about University Church offers community, convenience
Pep’s Deborah Armstrong helps all
By Courtney HongStaff Writer The business card reads: Deborah S. Armstrong, financial assistance advisor, but there is obviously much more to this warm, motherly woman with a twinkle in her eyes than that. "She has so many sides to her, people don't even know," says senior student worker Ashley Bellamar-Miller readily."She's kind of like another mom, always here … [Read more...] about Pep’s Deborah Armstrong helps all
Our Lady of Malibu Elementary School Continues History of Serving
By Jennifer GutierrezStaff Writer Sticking with the old Catholic Church tradition, the parish of Our Lady of Malibu began an elementary school in 1958, when Malibu was a far smaller city than it is now. "It was constructed in order to fulfill our responsibilities," explains Father Bill Kerze, the current pastor of the church, "God's children are the ones who are entrusted to … [Read more...] about Our Lady of Malibu Elementary School Continues History of Serving