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Guido's, Point Pizza to close down

October 15, 2012 by Genevieve Chong

Malibu has welcomed a few new stores to the neighborhood lately, but it's also about to say goodbye to some -- Guido's and Point Pizza are closing its doors to Malibu residents permanently. According to The Malibu Times, the owner of Guido's Italian Restaurant Antonio Castanos and the owner of the Malibu Village Matt Khoury were unable to come to a new lease agreement. Exact … [Read more...] about Guido's, Point Pizza to close down

Project (x) now open

October 15, 2012 by Mariella Rudi

Fort Lauderdale or Fortune 500? For spring break, Pepperdine students can travel, volunteer and now “extern.” The Career Center restructured its spring “externship” program and is now taking sophomore, junior and senior resumes. The deadline to apply is Oct. 8, and Career Center Office Manager Stephanie Farley says spots are limited. Farley describes the Pepperdine externship … [Read more...] about Project (x) now open

Entitlement mentality and Caf food

October 15, 2012 by Nate Barton

At the risk of sounding like Michael Scott’s rendition of Rodney Dangerfield (“You know what don’t get no respect? Airplane food.”), I will not be commenting on the state of Pepperdine’s cafeteria cuisine. What I will be commenting on, however, is the fact that such a great percentage of the student body is harder to please than Gordon Ramsey when it comes to burgers and … [Read more...] about Entitlement mentality and Caf food

IP moves forward

October 15, 2012 by Nate Barton

The International Programs priority deadline passed about a week ago, which according to IP Director Jeff Hamilton means that most participants have already applied. “I would say that what we experience generally is that 90 percent of the students who end up going overseas have applied by the priority deadline,” Hamilton said. “The numbers that we saw were enough to fill up … [Read more...] about IP moves forward

An evening with K-pop star G.Na

October 14, 2012 by Genevieve Chong

On Sunday night, Pepperdine welcomed its first ever K-pop guest artist, G.Na, presented by the Pepperdine Korean Student Association and the Center for Media, Entertainment, and Culture. G.Na, whose real name is Gina Choi, was in town for K-Con 2012 and had performed in the Verizon Amphitheater in Irvine on Saturday night. Other performers at K-Con included K-pop groups … [Read more...] about An evening with K-pop star G.Na

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