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NICOLE ALBERTSONLife Editor Few movies have the ability to stun, shock and silence an audience with amazement and perfection. However, “The Bell Diver and the Butterfly” has accomplished just that. Based on the true story of Jean-Dominique Bauby, editor in chief of French “Elle” in 1995, “Butterfly” is a heartbreaking story about exploring the imagination and its limitless … [Read more...] about A foreign wonder in ‘Butterfly’

Laura Johnson We’ve all been there. And at odd times in the morning, there is no other restaurant in Malibu willing to offer its services to hungry college faces. Touting the healthiest menu possibly in the city, there is no disputing the fact that, sometimes, a little Jack is exactly what one needs – right then, right there. 10. Am I wearing my fat pants today? Depending on … [Read more...] about Things to ask yourself before going to Jack in the Box

KRISTEN ENGLERTstaff writer International studies are a highly appreciated subject on campus. From the vast amount of Pepperdine students who attend International Programs, to the even greater number of students who have chosen to make international affairs their major, this topic is anything but unnoticed. Luckily, for Pepperdine students there is a publication designed to … [Read more...] about Journal presents international affair thoughts

LISA YAMADAStaff Writer During the past month, little Malibu has been pounded by a series of thunderstorms. Heavy rains have left students sopping wet. Howling winds have turned perfectly coifed dos into tangled bird nests. Frosty air has left everyone shivering in their UGG boots. As the largest rainfall event in the city since January 2005, the perpetual Malibu rain has left … [Read more...] about Soggy skies spoil spirits