A customer eagerly carries two platefuls of tempting tacos to his table at Tacos 1986 in Westwood.Photos by Maria Belen Iturralde.Tacos 1986 is hard to miss.Whether it’s by the customary line spanning the entire block or the irresistible smell of carne asada sizzling on the grill, the taquerias' energetic presence in Westwood’s string of eateries is unlikely to go … [Read more...] about Review: Tacos 1986’s New Location Brings Flavor and Energy to Westwood
Life & Arts
Artist Spotlight: Valentine Douglas
Art by Madeline Duvall Photos by Milan Loiacono “Art, in general, is the most beautiful thing ever,” senior Valentine Douglas said. Douglas is a singer, pianist, guitarist and filmmaker. In pursuit of the ability to expand his mind, he chose to study Film Studies at Pepperdine. “Storytelling is the pinnacle of our society — it’s about stretching the imagination and … [Read more...] about Artist Spotlight: Valentine Douglas
Q&A: Senior Spotlight — Jaime Del Barrio
Jaime Del Barrio smiles in front of a Spanish monument while on a trip to Seville, Spain — an excursion he took while studying abroad in Heidelberg, Germany. Photos courtesy of Jaime Del BarrioTo have any and all questions answered about the Heidelberg experience, ask Jaime Del Barrio. Jaime, a senior from Mission Viejo, California, has concentrated on his Business … [Read more...] about Q&A: Senior Spotlight — Jaime Del Barrio
A Day in the Life in Buenos Aires: A Photo Series
A typically sunny street view of the corner of Av. Federico Lacroze and 11 de Septiembre 1888 in Buenos Aires. Photos by Ashley MowreaderStudy abroad is often perceived as weekends of traveling, EFTs, exploring the city or discovering new places. But what does a day in the life of an abroad student look like?8:30 a.m. - Morning RoutineMornings in Buenos Aires are my favorite. … [Read more...] about A Day in the Life in Buenos Aires: A Photo Series
Review: New Italian Restaurant Brings Fresh, Authentic Food to Agoura Hills
The San Marzano pizza from Agoura Hills' new restaurant, Basta, comes topped with arugula, prosciutto and silky-soft burrata. Photos by Maria Belen IturraldeTrailing a scent of warm bread and the melodic hum of Italian comes Basta, Florentine chef Saverio Posarelli’s new restaurant in Agoura Hills. The restaurant, located in Whizin Square, opened five months ago and … [Read more...] about Review: New Italian Restaurant Brings Fresh, Authentic Food to Agoura Hills
