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Last Bookstore in Malibu, Bank of Books, Closes

February 18, 2016 by Tara Jenkins

Art by Kris Harper It used to be that if you finished a book and were dying to start the next in the series, you had to run out to a bookstore and hope it was in stock. Now, Amazon can deliver the next book to your doorstep in less than an hour in some locations, including Los Angeles. For many, this convenient method makes physical bookstores superfluous. Long gone are … [Read more...] about Last Bookstore in Malibu, Bank of Books, Closes

Discover the New Dimensions of Art in Malibu

February 18, 2016 by Amelia Dal Pra

Photos by Amelia Dal Pra and Courtesy of Leigh J. McCloskey Malibu has many hidden treasures that are waiting to be found. One is the Olandar Foundation for Emerging Renaissance, which displays Leigh J. McCloskey's otherworldly artistic masterpieces in Olandar, his home in Malibu. The foundation puts on various events, which attract diverse crowds from yogis to … [Read more...] about Discover the New Dimensions of Art in Malibu

Eat Clean on a College Student’s Budget

February 9, 2016 by Amelia Dal Pra

Photos by Amelia Dal Pra Eating clean in college may seem challenging to most, if not all, students. From late-night sweets and dirty chai lattes to get through midterms, to cafeteria pizza and quick chocolate pick-me-ups, it seems as though eating healthy is impossible for students, especially when they are surrounded by easily accessible, processed foods that satisfy their … [Read more...] about Eat Clean on a College Student’s Budget

Improve How You Thrift With Tips

February 9, 2016 by Alli Burnison

Photo Courtesy of Creative Commons A common trouble shared by many students is the dilemma of wanting a new wardrobe but not wanting their wallets to come out too damaged in the process. Living in Malibu, where local stores sell items of clothing more expensive than our laptops, shopping on a budget can be a considerable challenge. Thrift shops present opportunities to hang … [Read more...] about Improve How You Thrift With Tips

The Graphic ranks the top five albums of 2015

February 8, 2016 by Jackson Hogan

Photo by Rachal Marquez I’m just going to go ahead and say it: 2015 might be one of the greatest years for music ever. This year has been absolutely stacked. Before I dive in, I should say that this list doesn't include albums that have not yet been released (namely, Adele and Coldplay's upcoming albums), nor does it include albums that might come as surprises, released over … [Read more...] about The Graphic ranks the top five albums of 2015

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