By Janea BrownLifestyles Editor Sarah Pederson If junior Sarah Pederson could describe herself in one word, it would be “bright-eyed.” Her randomness is evident in her choice of a major, which she just changed from religion to Spanish. She is thinking about adding English as a second major. Although Pederson has various interests, she knows exactly what she wants to do … [Read more...] about Face In The Crowd
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Grammy fashion in review
By Sarah HanStaff Writer “And the winner is … ” Each year when the red carpet rolls out for the Grammys, it reveals our favorite musicians dressed to dazzle. The time and effort they put into their outfits doesn’t go unnoticed. The first thing they do at the Grammys is pose for the flashing cameras and prove that they not only love expressing themselves through music, but … [Read more...] about Grammy fashion in review
Love in the ‘City of Lights’
DeNae Thomas While Malibu students enjoyed Spring Break, Heidelbergers experienced a weeklong field trip in France full of action and over far too quickly. Although most of us dreaded the bus ride that was to bring us to France, and envisioned a stuffy and crammed ride, it ended up being un-eventful. “Despite the fact that we could not feel our legs and had to sleep sitting up, … [Read more...] about Love in the ‘City of Lights’
A look at the ‘luck of the Irish’
By Janea BrownLifestyles Editor THE SUPERSTITION It’s powerful enough to make grown women afraid of helpless black cats and make businessmen afraid to stay on the 13th floor of a hotel. Various holidays are steeped in superstution, including St. Patrick’s Day. Although St. Patrick is one of Christianity’s most well known names, a cloud of myths and legends only obscures and … [Read more...] about A look at the ‘luck of the Irish’
Namaste: The girl who smiled too much
Julieanne Leupold My roommate. Ice cream. Laying out at the beach in January. Coffee on the porch. Disneyland. A good song on the radio. All of my life I have been utterly preoccupied with getting on the right path to ensure the best future. But getting another A on some stupid test over information that I won’t remember in 10 days doesn’t make me happy. Watching a taped … [Read more...] about Namaste: The girl who smiled too much