MICAELA GIL-CASASBuenos Aires Columnist It’s the beginning of April, and as students in Malibu start preparing for finals, we in B.A. are just getting back from Spring Break. This tardiness of schedule may well describe the lifestyle of this New York-meets-Paris city where siestas are taken during the day and dinner may last up to two hours because of sobremesa, after-dinner … [Read more...] about Trips, steak and late nights mold students
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How to back-up your computer and save your digital life
MEREDITH RODRIGUEZ Assistant Living Editor You have pined away on those papers, projects, Photoshop collages and music mixes. You are the brilliant Pepperdine student. Everything is a work of your genius, which your computer should only feel honored to harbor. Unfortunately computers are not always as trusty as Lassie once was in your childhood memories. In reality they betray … [Read more...] about How to back-up your computer and save your digital life
Jewish students say they sometimes feel excluded
AMY LARSONStaff Writer With a 4,000-year history, Judaism is one of the oldest monotheistic faiths. Within the span of such a lengthy history, Judaism has greatly evolved. Just as Christianity has various denominations, Judaism is also a diverse religious and cultural community, with a wide array of schools of belief and a unique spectrum of ideas branching from Orthodox, … [Read more...] about Jewish students say they sometimes feel excluded
Meet a Malibuite: Zuma Jay
KATHY MILLARLiving Assistant Driving along Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu can be an exotic experience, with panoramic views of a glittering ocean, mansions nestled in the hills and small roadside shops such as Zuma Jay’s. At this surf shop, visitors not only have the opportunity to rent out beach sports equipment, they can also meet Zuma Jay himself. Jefferson Wagner, the … [Read more...] about Meet a Malibuite: Zuma Jay
The Artifac Tree: The legacy of the “Angel of Malibu”
MANDIE RUSSELLStaff Writer Everyone dreams of leaving a legacy that will outlive their own time on earth. Honey Coatsworth was known as “The Angel of Malibu.” As a Malibu resident for more than 50 years, her tireless efforts to help the homeless and hungry in her community did not go unnoticed.Coatsworth passed away Jan. 7 at 86 of a heart attack, but the residents of Malibu … [Read more...] about The Artifac Tree: The legacy of the “Angel of Malibu”