Ginna NguyenStaff Writer Adam and Eve did it. According to all the statues, apparently David did it. And for this article, I’m encouraging you to do it too: get naked. In today’s culture it is a tragedy that the human body — something so magnificently created — has been objectified, sexualized and dehumanized in so many ways. There is no more beautiful creation than the person … [Read more...] about Get naked and feel truly free
Cheeseboro Canyon is worth the drive for friendly foothills
Katie ClaryLiving Editor We Malibu-dwellers sometimes forget that the space to explore “through the canyon” is much bigger than our narrow strip of beach and mountain. Taking that to heart, this week’s trail requires a trek inland, to Agoura Hills. Cheeseboro Canyon is a national recreation area nestled between quiet neighborhoods in Old Agoura. Horse farms border the parkland … [Read more...] about Cheeseboro Canyon is worth the drive for friendly foothills
Face in the crowd: Jessica Leonard
Hanna ChuStaff Writer Jessica Leonard ArticleNot many people have the courage to start singing “America the Beautiful” a capella in front of a large group of people, even if that group consists of a class of kindergarteners. Senior Jessica Leonard, however, simply started singing alone in hopes that the children would sing along. They didn’t. In fact, in the middle of … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Jessica Leonard
All that glitters is good for Valentine’s Day jewelry gifts
Jennifer ChanFashion Columnist With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, gift giving bombards the minds of many, once again — but this time, with the idealistic potential for heightened emotion or meaning for their special someone. Amidst the overhaul of chocolates, floral bouquets or clothing — jewelry remains the gift that no girl can refuse and will undoubtedly adore for … [Read more...] about All that glitters is good for Valentine’s Day jewelry gifts
How to plan your Spring Break
Sarah PyeAssociate EditorWith our first month of school behind us and the newness of a new semester wearing off rapidly, the time has come to begin making plans for the rapidly approaching Spring Break. Nothing says “Spring” like “the end of February,” and after a grueling not-quite-two-months back in class, we’re all going to be yearning to escape the cold and gloom of … [Read more...] about How to plan your Spring Break