SHANNON URTNOWSKINews Editor According to theatre professor George Neilson, many involved in the theater world have at some point found themselves uttering the words, “I can’t, I have rehearsal.” As Neilson has been acting and directing since age 5, first being introduced to theatrical presentation at a children’s puppet show, he said he has used the phrase many times. However, … [Read more...] about Theater prof retires after 23 years at Pep
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Changing council, changing community
SHANNON URTNOWSKI News Editor Malibu has been undergoing a wave of change over the past year, visible by the street improvements at Cross Creek and construction on the land where Malibu Lumber once stood. But, these changes did not start on their own accord. Behind most successful projects lies a person, or people, directing and influencing the transformation. In Malibu’s case, … [Read more...] about Changing council, changing community
City Council candidate Jefferson ‘Zuma Jay’ Wagner
CURRY CHANDLER & JANE LEEStaff Writers Jefferson Wagner has worn many hats and played a range of roles during his three decades in the beach community, but that of surfer may fit him most comfortably. The 55 year-old owner of Zuma Jay’s surf shop is hoping to expand his colorful roster of titles to include Malibu City Council member. “I’ve been a member of Malibu since … [Read more...] about City Council candidate Jefferson ‘Zuma Jay’ Wagner
Pep pays tribute to Seaver dean’s service
ROBIN NASBYstaff writer The Pepperdine community came out in full Oklahoma fashion to celebrate the service of Dean David Baird on Monday at the amphitheater overlooking Stauffer Chapel. Inter-tribal dancers performed their native routines as the Oklahoma flag waived proudly overhead for this day of celebration and recognition. At the celebration service, the concert choir … [Read more...] about Pep pays tribute to Seaver dean’s service
Designing a dream
LINDSAY LOPEZstaff writer He engrossed himself in the childish whimsy of “Highlights.” He immersed himself in the pubescent flood of teeny bopper magazines. Occasionally, he indulged in an issue of “People.” Despite his early penchant for glossy publications, however, senior Quincy Wimbish never imagined a venture into journalism. Now he’s debuting his own magazine. The 21 … [Read more...] about Designing a dream