In modern sports many athletes at the professional level choose to turn to performance-enhancing drugs for several reasons— maybe to keep a spot on a team where the annual salary is a healthy seven figures maybe to win a gold medal or maybe to be featured on a cereal box. At Pepperdine though athletes are held to high standards through the combined effort of the … [Read more...] about Juicing not worth the win
Candidate profile: John Mazza
As a Malibu resident for 38 years John Mazza is knowledgeable about Malibu's culture and the strengths and weaknesses of the city. Mazza moved to Malibu almost four decades ago as a way to relax by the seaside and surf due to his demanding career as a mutual Fund manager. Now he is one of the 10 candidates in the running for Malibu City Council. Since first … [Read more...] about Candidate profile: John Mazza
Fulbright scholar to aid microcredit in Argentina
When senior Devin Dvorak came to Pepperdine as a freshman he wanted to be an investment banker. Now his plans have changed: with the backing of a Fulbright grant he'll be working in some of the poorest most dangerous neighborhoods in Argentina helping women start small businesses that will hopefully bring them out of poverty.They call these neighborhoods "villas miserias" in … [Read more...] about Fulbright scholar to aid microcredit in Argentina
VIDEO: Local business
Graphic reporter Samantha Gonzalez gives us an inside look at the struggles small Malibu businesses are facing. … [Read more...] about VIDEO: Local business
Candidate profile: Ed Gillespie
He may have only lived in Malibu for eight years but Ed Gillespie is a man with experience. He was the president of the Malibu Chamber of Commerce in 2007 and was appointed to the Malibu Planning Commission as vice-chairman by the mayor of Malibu and currently serves as the chairman for the 2009-2010 term. He also serves on the Malibu Zoning Ordinance … [Read more...] about Candidate profile: Ed Gillespie