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SHANNON URTNOWSKILiving Editor  Finding a seafood restaurant in Malibu is like spotting a Starbuck’s in an airport. There is almost always one within 100 feet. But, for the really good stuff, you have got to go local.  So, for your next seafood stop, do not settle for your average cup of joe — swim with the big fish at Gladstone’s 4 Fish, located at 17300 Pacific Coast Highway … [Read more...] about Gladstone’s gives good eats

BLAIR WARNERHong Kong Columnist  “It’s such a shame when old friends fall out.”  The Thrills were singing on my iPod this morning while I fought my usual battle with the treadmill. These lyrics stood out to me, and I mulled them over while I jogged.  Life in Asia — sometimes a language barrier, always a culture barrier — is a constant yin and yang. It is hard to believe that … [Read more...] about Student discovers the gift of English

ALISSA SMITHStaff Writer  Students who balance their studies and jobs may be losing sleep, but they are gaining experience, time management skills and connections that will take them into the post-collegiate world.   The number of college students who take on a job at the same time that they are enrolled in classes has greatly increased in the past decade. The number of … [Read more...] about Job juggle worth the struggle

OLESYA SALNIKOVAStaff Writer What does it take to be a celebrity these days? Apparently to be splashed all over magazines like People, In Touch and Life & Style. In our celeb drenched city, every shop, store and pharmacy is crammed with juicy tidbits of the world’s most rich and famous. While many people complain about the trashy magazines that dot newsstands, people still … [Read more...] about Gossip rags give glimpse of ‘fabulous’ lifestyle

CARISSA MARSHA&E Editor This Saturday, Student Programming Board’s fall concert series continues with Jars of Clay taking the stage at Alumni Park to perform tracks off their newly released album, “Good Monsters.” Gates open at 5:30 p.m. and the show begins at 6:30 p.m. Tickets cost $12 for Pepperdine students and $18 for the public. So far a little more than 500 tickets … [Read more...] about Clay rocks out: ‘Good Monsters’ come to campus