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Students lack complex literacy skills, Pew study finds

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MEREDITH RODRIGUEZAssistant Living Editor A quick peruse through the Seaver Academic Catalog takes a reader through a tour of fascinating classes: Keyboard Harmony, Analytic Geometry and Calculus II, Criminology and for the especially abstract-minded, Ancient Philosophy. These courses and their counterparts will undoubtedly catapult a Seaver graduate ahead of the rest. Or will … [Read more...] about Students lack complex literacy skills, Pew study finds

Malibu Seafood offers frugal outdoor dining

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HANNA CHU & ANELA HOLCKA & E Editor & Photo Editor Does something smell fishy and romantic? We think so, and it smells gosh-darn good at the Malibu Seafood. Located just north of Pepperdine on Pacific Coast Highway, this small joint will satiate big appetites. There is a wide range of seafood options available on a menu that take up most of the wall space in the … [Read more...] about Malibu Seafood offers frugal outdoor dining

New law protects celebs

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CARA VANMETERLiving Editor It’s no longer a First Amendment question or an issue of celebrity privilege. Instead, the paparazzi measure, AB 381, sponsored by Assemblymember Cindy Montañez (D – San Fernando), has led fans to question the new law's likely effectiveness in protecting celebrities from the extreme methods of overzealous photojournalists. The paparazzi measure is … [Read more...] about New law protects celebs

Familiar faces in Malibu could be new friends

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KERIANN BOONELiving Columnist Malibu is known for its soft beaches, incredible waves and breathtaking sunsets. It is not, however, known for its strong sense of community. Pepperdine is strategically located in the heart of this small beachside district, yet it could never be more distant. What does a Pepperdine student really know about Malibu? Why don’t students interact more … [Read more...] about Familiar faces in Malibu could be new friends

Heidelbergers feel at home in Moore Haus home

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DANIEL HOUGEYHeidelberg Columnist While many of my fellow international students decided to go home for the winter break, I opted to brave the dangers of the wild — trains, dirty hostels and sketchy, old European men — for a month. I was beginning to feel a bit cramped after a semester of close-quarter living with only 45 others and was ready to spend some time alone. Plus, I … [Read more...] about Heidelbergers feel at home in Moore Haus home