CARA VANMETER Living Editor Since Monday was the vernal equinox and thus officially the first day of spring, it’s time to start thinking about that important milestone just around the corner. No, I’m not talking about graduation; something even bigger than that. You got it — spring cleaning. Now, I can imagine the masses’ moans of dread drowning out the few neat freaks in the … [Read more...] about How to make the most of spring cleaning
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Meet a Malibuite: Jonathon Brashear
ALEXANDRA MORRISStaff Writer While the campus at Pepperdine University was named by the Princeton Review as the most beautiful in the country, students need a few hot-spots to relax around Malibu when they need to get away from school. A popular hangout is the Colony Marketplace, where Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf caters to the coffee cravings of students and Malibuites. A … [Read more...] about Meet a Malibuite: Jonathon Brashear
Mormon students celebrate their faith despite challenges
ANNA KINGAssistant News Editor Pepperdine University enrolls students from a wide range of religious beliefs and backgrounds, including those religions that may not directly connect with the university’s Church of Christ affiliation. While students who are members of the Mormon Church have always been a minority, the number of Mormons enrolled in Pepperdine has declined from 30 … [Read more...] about Mormon students celebrate their faith despite challenges
Students are willing to pay the price for Spruzzo’s 37 menu options
JOANN LEE Staff Writer Panoramic ocean views and delectable Italian cuisine are two of the infinite ways to describe Malibu’s Italian eatery, Spruzzo’s. Situated on the second floor of Malibu’s Shopping Plaza, Spruzzo’s is located north of Pepperdine on Pacific Coast Highway. Jeff Shores, a regular customer, describes it as an unusual mixture of dining genres. “It has a casual, … [Read more...] about Students are willing to pay the price for Spruzzo’s 37 menu options
Davenport merges faith and learning
CORTNEY MICHEALStaff Writer Tucked away in a small office in the CAC, history professor Stewart Davenport leans back in his chair, reading a ubiquitous history book. His feet comfortably rest on his office desk. His persona is comfortable, yet professional — academic, yet soulful. Balance is the word that comes to mind, especially since history is not his only passion. … [Read more...] about Davenport merges faith and learning