By Sarah Pye Living Editor Today’s Important Lesson that anyone more intelligent than dryer lint needs to know is: All places are not like Los Angeles. Now, a week ago, I would have assumed that this lesson might go without saying, and I could instead devote this week’s column to an issue of more worth and substance, such as nuclear arms agreements, or the latest antics of … [Read more...] about Downtown desertion not really all that odd
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How to treat trauma after facing fire destruction
By DeNae Thomas Staff Writer Dear RA: My grandmother’s house was burned down by the Grand Prix fire. I try to concentrate on my studies, but all I can think about are the Thanksgiving and Christmas memories we shared there and all the birthdays we celebrated. I can’t imagine how she is coping with all of this and I really feel like I should be there helping her. It seems … [Read more...] about How to treat trauma after facing fire destruction
Nice and toasty
At first glance, they might look kind of silly. But arm warmers may just be the latest tren d in fashion – and eve if they never make it to the pages of Glamour, no one can argue that they aren’t functional! By Elizabeth Reinking Contributing Writer The Experiment: On any given day, I find myself to be, unfortunately, a mildly to moderately self-conscious person. This needs … [Read more...] about Nice and toasty
Praising the Lord with Song
Old friends John Paul Lam and Ken Primeau please Pepperdine students, Duke’s customers and God with their harmonies. By Peter Celauro A&E Editor When John Paul Lam met Ken Primeau at church one day during his freshman year of high school, he never imagined he’d be playing music with him seven years later. But today, those who know the two sophomores know they’re all but … [Read more...] about Praising the Lord with Song
A taste of little Italy by the sea
Allegria restaurant offers an authentic and scrumptious, though pricey, taste that will take you back to your traveling days in Rome and Venice. By Sarah Pye Living Editor If there’s one secret to dining at Malibu’s intimate Italian eatery Allegria, it is certainly this: “Eat early.” Dinner is served promptly at 5 p.m., and even mid-week, the place fills up fast. But be among … [Read more...] about A taste of little Italy by the sea