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How to keep a resolution (or happily wait until next year)

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Heather CloudStaff Writer Studies have shown that the number of people keeping their New Year’s resolutions drastically drops off in the month of February. The studies could not totally determine why this lack of will power occurs, but many believe that it has something to do with one of my roommates bringing home bagels. (Oh carbohydrates, you beautiful beasts!) But never … [Read more...] about How to keep a resolution (or happily wait until next year)

Solstice Canyon shaded by oaks, rooted in Malibu’s history

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Katie ClaryLiving Editor Solstice Canyon provides a window into Malibu’s past. Beyond panoramic glimpses of the ocean and the therapeutic quality of all trails in the Santa Monica Mountains, Solstice Canyon is also uniquely rooted in the history of the Chumash Indians and old-town Malibu. These fields and hills were historic stomping grounds for the Chumash, an indigenous … [Read more...] about Solstice Canyon shaded by oaks, rooted in Malibu’s history

Find zen, drive like a maniac

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Ginna NguyenStaff Writer I have attempted with this column to offer you experiences, thoughts, adventures, etc. that will enhance your time in college and augment your personal and worldly growth. I wasn’t sure what to write about this week. I have some outstanding and enlightening columns coming up in the next weeks for you, but this week was simply void of deep inspiration. … [Read more...] about Find zen, drive like a maniac

Getting Hitched

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Poppy GarofaloStaff Writer No one can explain how fast four years at Pepperdine fly by better than a graduating senior. In their final semesters, students suddenly face the realization that in a few months they will truly be on their own for the first time in their lives. Reality is the word many people use to describe life after college and there are few who want to face such … [Read more...] about Getting Hitched

Face in the crowd: Hannah Rascher

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Lindsay TuggleStaff Writer Hannah Rascher “Kamusta ka” is not a common greeting overheard here in Malibu. However, to freshman physical education major Hannah Rascher, it is very familiar. The greeting is in Cebuano, a dialect of Tagalog, the main language of the Philippines. Rascher learned much of this language, along with a variety of other things, while growing up with her … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Hannah Rascher