This year the Pepperdine baseball team's fundraising golf-tournament was different than the lighthearted relaxing day of golf it has been in the past. On Monday Nov. 16 friends family and supporters of the team played with particular inspiration and remembrance of the lost life of a teammate brother and friend.The fundraising tournament on Monday named the Patrick Rooney … [Read more...] about Tournament honors late baseball player
Sustainability Corner 11/19
The notion of biking here in Malibu has always posed several problems for me during my time here at Pepperdine. Driving a car (no matter how fuel efficient) is a pretty big taboo among fellow environmentalists and yet I still find myself unable and unwilling to make the decision to pedal myself up and down PCH to go about my various errands and trips. One of the biggest reasons … [Read more...] about Sustainability Corner 11/19
Fantasy sports build real community
Sunday night I walked out of Red Robin in a state of euphoria. My dad and I had dined on burgers and bottomless fries while watching the fourth quarter of the Indianapolis/New England game and I could not have been any happier about the final score: 35-34 Colts.I am not a Colts fan nor am I a Patriots hater— I am indifferent toward both of those teams. In fact I've never … [Read more...] about Fantasy sports build real community
Eat foods not funds: Seaside dining delights
As I carried my plate full of crispy-battered pieces of fish and a mound of steaming French fries made its way to my rustic outdoor table I eagerly sat down in anticipation of my first Malibu Seafood experience. Located just about one-and-a-half miles north on PCH Malibu Seafood is a regular stomping ground for many Waves. This uniquely run restaurant doesn't open until 11 a.m. … [Read more...] about Eat foods not funds: Seaside dining delights