MEGAN WESTERVELTStaff Writer In a world of change, one thing remains constant in the infamous Southern Californian city of Malibu: the Malibu Pier. While the pier has withstood El Nino storms and massive reconstruction, it sill hasn’t overcome one problem: bringing in business. Malibu residents have been repeatedly promised that businesses will open on the pier. Bill Robinson, … [Read more...] about Malibu Pier buildings remain empty; visitors still enjoy pier fishing
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Stream Team cleans Malibu Creek Park
SABRINA JONESStaff Writer If someone is bundled up in front of the Special Programs building at 8:30 a.m. on a blustery Saturday, it must be for a specific cause. On the morning of Jan. 28, that specific cause was the betterment of Malibu Creek Park. Heal the Bay, a water-surveying and ecological monitoring program, called upon their “Stream Team” to remove a member of the … [Read more...] about Stream Team cleans Malibu Creek Park
Coach Paul Westphal fired
GARRETT WAITSports Editor Paul Westphal Pepperdine announced Wednesday the firing of Paul Westphal as men’s basketball Head Coach. The 55-year-old Westphal, who began coaching at Pepperdine before the 2001-02 basketball season, was 76-62 during his tenure at the helm of Pepperdine’s flagship athletic program. However, he was never able to duplicate the success of his first … [Read more...] about Coach Paul Westphal fired
Whitlock named interim leader
GARRETT WAITSports Editor The departure of men’s basketball Head Coach Paul Westphal leaves a void for the athletic department to fill. In the interim, assistant coach Patrick Whitlock will assume the role of head coach while the search for a full-time replacement gets underway. Whitlock, a 1999 Vanderbilt University graduate, He came to the men’s basketball program in 2001-02 … [Read more...] about Whitlock named interim leader
L.A.’s religious diversity abounds
AMY LARSONStaff Writer In the constantly shifting cultural world that students now live in, even within the Christian world the style of church is changing, and nontraditional churches are growing rapidly among the American population. One church within the Christian faith, Mosaic, meets in four different places each Sunday, including a Los Angeles night club and a Beverly … [Read more...] about L.A.’s religious diversity abounds