MARC CHOQUETTELondon Columnist It has been more than two months since we first settled into the house here at 56 Prince’s Gate, stuck in the middle of the swank and sophisticated areas of the city, Knightsbridge and South Kensington. Life here has been rather amazing since the New Year.While the temperature has rarely risen past 40 degrees and the high price of living in one of … [Read more...] about London entertains sporty and fashionable alike
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How to catch a leprechaun
MEREDITH RODRIGUEZ Assistant Living Editor Yes they exist, and the faithful know they’re hiding those pots o’gold. Eschew pinching on St. Patrick’s Day, and leave the short-sighted bar-hoppers behind. Instead, dream big, and celebrate this year’s holiday the right way. Catch a leprechaun. Lucky the Leprechaun is their famous cousin, but don’t let his cheery smiles deceive you. … [Read more...] about How to catch a leprechaun
Meet a Malibuite: Daniel Colella
KATHY MILLARLiving Assistant Walking into Becker Surf & Sport Shop, one can usually find store employees chatting with long-time customers and greeting newcomers with self-assured smiles in the Malibu Colony location. Tuesday night, Daniel Colella was doing just that among the store racks, neatly loaded with men’s and women’s surf and skate equipment as well as with trendy … [Read more...] about Meet a Malibuite: Daniel Colella
Student ministers serve daily on and off campus
AMY LARSONStaff Writer Upon hearing the word, “minister,” the image that most likely springs to mind involves a man dressed in a suit, standing in a church building and speaking to a congregation. Pepperdine students prove that this view of ministry is, in fact, too narrow. Students Courtney Hong, a senior journalism major, and junior Christopher Hawkins, an international … [Read more...] about Student ministers serve daily on and off campus
Project Serve: Students return from Spring Break trips physically exhausted, spiritually refreshed
VIRGINIA THOMASStaff Writer Editor’s Note: Over Spring Break, staff writer and junior Virginia Thomas led a team of 13 students on a service trip to Argentina. One of 14 such service groups from Pepperdine, the Argentina team spent a week at the Adulam Community Farm — a refuge for single mothers and children in an impoverished barrio west of Buenos Aires. All the team members … [Read more...] about Project Serve: Students return from Spring Break trips physically exhausted, spiritually refreshed