Photos by Sandy LiuFor many students, coffee has become an essential part of life. Despite the new Starbucks on main campus, many are still on the search for quality coffee. Malibu's newest addition — Caffe Luxxe — is an Italian-inspired cafe located three miles from campus. Nestled in the Malibu Sands Center across from Carbon beach, Caffe Luxxe provides a wide … [Read more...] about This Week’s Hidden Gem: Caffe Luxxe
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Hidden Gem: You Must Go To Tramonto
Photo by Kristin Vartan When gliding down PCH, some of the more well-known eateries may be the trendy, overcrowded hotspots of Nobu and Malibu Farm. Among them reside underrated restaurants students never get around to visiting. Italian bistro, TRAMONTO, just three miles south of Pepperdine, deserves a spot on any Pepperdiner's bucket list."For me, the philosophy of TRAMONTO is … [Read more...] about Hidden Gem: You Must Go To Tramonto
Rick Mullen Makes a Run for City Council
Photo Courtesy of Team Malibu 2016 Rick Mullen, a 30-year veteran of the armed forces and a 26-year resident of Malibu, is running for Malibu City Council this year. “People with the resume of Rick Mullen don’t run for city council. They run for Congress, they run for Senate,” said Chris Garcia, the campaign manager for Mullen, Skylar Peak and Jefferson "Zuma Jay" Wagner … [Read more...] about Rick Mullen Makes a Run for City Council
Carl Randall Runs for Malibu City Council
Photo Courtesy of Carl Randall “Don’t complain unless you’re willing to work to makes things better. If there’s a problem, fix it.” This is the family motto that Carl Randall, a second-generation Malibu resident running for Malibu City Council. Instead of complaining, one should get involved and fix the problem, Randall said. Information regarding Randall and his … [Read more...] about Carl Randall Runs for Malibu City Council
‘Officer, Why Did You Pull Me Over?’
Image by Falon Opsahl Editor's Note: This article was originally published in a special section on race in the Graphic. I started teaching at Pepperdine in 1993. The cop who pulled me over recently was still in high school in that year. Occasionally, I enjoy teaching night classes at Pepperdine, especially if they include film. But I dread the prospect of being … [Read more...] about ‘Officer, Why Did You Pull Me Over?’
