Katie ClaryLiving Editor Los Liones Canyon provides a strange interface between city and wildland. Located on bluffs adjacent to Sunset Boulevard in the heart of Pacific Palisades, you’ll see Beverly Hills socialites hill-climbing next to scruffy athletes. You never know who you might see on this rollercoaster trail — I once caught Seinfeld’s Michael Richard (character Cosmo … [Read more...] about Climb uphill in Los Liones Canyon for views and reflection
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Face in the crowd: Kelia Tardiff
Tracy Domingo Assistant Living Editor Kelia Tardiff Imagine for a moment a world where everyone is loved, everyone has a Coffee Bean beverage in hand, everyone is sportsmanlike, every girl is a daughter of a king and every trial is seen merely as a chance to excel. This world you are imagining is the ever-optimistic world that Kelia Tardiff lives in everyday. Tardiff, 21, … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Kelia Tardiff
Freshman explores show-biz talents
Hanna ChuStaff Writer Time management is a key element of any college career. This could not be truer for freshman Amanda Gregory. Coming from Houston, she is taking advantage of every opportunity that Los Angeles has to offer. As soon as she got to Pepperdine, instead of learning how to surf, she decided to get a talent agent. Since then, her agent has gotten her jobs as an … [Read more...] about Freshman explores show-biz talents
Gabe’s Gab: Form an opinion and stick to it
Gabe DurhamStaff Writer In accordance with the proposed Ohio “Academic Bill of Rights” that prohibits public and private college professors from presenting opinions as fact, I intend to show both sides of every issue I introduce in today’s column. This is a good idea, but, on the other hand, some say that it isn’t.Billboard announced this week it will be taking Internet … [Read more...] about Gabe’s Gab: Form an opinion and stick to it
Quest for truth in ‘Huckabees’ falls flat
Diana HtooStaff Writer Raising philosophical questions about life hardly befits a comedy, especially when the attempt at satire winds up as a mess of philosophical nonsense and leaves moviegoers utterly confused and directionless. Apart from occasional witticism and comical vignettes, Director David O. Russell’s supposedly fresh and innovative film, “I Heart Huckabees,” lacks a … [Read more...] about Quest for truth in ‘Huckabees’ falls flat
