ALEXIS SEBRINGLife Assistant The diet conscious need not read further. For everyone else, please take note that local sweet shops such as Cakemonkey, Susiecakes and Scoops are easily available to those who crave desserts. Susiecakes is a simple and small store located in Calabasas. They serve cupcakes, cake by the slice and cookies. The cupcakes, $3 each, are just the right … [Read more...] about Hit the streets for assortment of sweets
Party ordinance a plus for Malibu
ELI SAYEGHStaff Writer Last week, Malibu legislators approved an ordinance aimed at restricting celebrity beach parties and the frenzy that comes along with them. “Parties are not banned in Malibu,” said Malibu Mayor Jeff Jennings to ABC News. “We're allowing four major parties per property each year but any party over 100 people needs a permit from the city and we won't be … [Read more...] about Party ordinance a plus for Malibu
A ‘Fest’ival worth singing about
ABBEY STELLStaff Writer After three weeks of hard work and dedication, including late-night practices, Songfest participants can finally get some rest and maybe do some homework. Saturday night marked the final Songfest performance of the year for all six groups. During the awards ceremony Saturday night, Kappa Alpha Theta, Alpha Tau Omega and Delta Delta Delta (KATATODD) … [Read more...] about A ‘Fest’ival worth singing about
Battle for the ballot
ROXANA ASTEMBORKI/Art & Design Editor FLORA THEDEN News Assistant As the semester comes to a close, Student Government Association is looking for new faces to represent Pepperdine in the 2008-2009 academic year. Both current SGA members and students new to the organization have been campaigning for student body and class positions. It is particularly important to vote … [Read more...] about Battle for the ballot
Solar power: a no brainer in sunny Malibu
LANDON PHILLIPS/Cartoonist Staff Editorial What will it take for Pepperdine University to go solar? Will it take showing documentary films in Elkins about global warming and conservation? Will there need to be article after article written in the Graphic, discussing environmental issues and opportunities for change? Will it take a freshman installing his own solar panels on … [Read more...] about Solar power: a no brainer in sunny Malibu