Homelessness is an obvious issue even in the affluent Malibu community. The statistics for Los Angeles County are astounding with as many as 48000 people living on the streets. Looking out every morning from our beautiful campus it is easy to see the spectacular things in front of us. But if you look a little closer you will see many of the people I now call friends thanks to … [Read more...] about An 'SOS' to solving homelessness starting at home
Point Dume closure spells crisis in Malibu
Point Dume will be closed for fishing and possibly all other beach activities due to the passage of the Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA) that is wrongfully supported. The Malibu community and those who are effected most oppose this new act but it has regretfully been forced through by disconnected environmentalists backed by big money. The act was signed into law by Gray Davis … [Read more...] about Point Dume closure spells crisis in Malibu
Men's tennis barely edged by Blue Devils
The Pepperdine men's tennis team narrowly missed an opportunity to upend the Duke University at its North Carolina campus on Saturday Jan. 29th 2011. The Blue Devils scraped past the Waves in the final of the ITA Kick-Off in the deciding match with a total score of four points for Duke and three for Pepperdine. The clash between the two teams was expected to generate heat as … [Read more...] about Men's tennis barely edged by Blue Devils
Up&COMING Artist Exposed: Vinnie Ferra
Vinnie Ferra is an indie-folk musician who played at Pepperdine this past weekend during REELSTORIES Film Festival. The artist's moody melodies and heartfelt lyrics struck a chord in the LA jungle. A tour of California Oregon and Washington is in the making. Follow tour dates and show times at www.vinnieferra.com. The album Man vs. Machine is available on all digital platforms … [Read more...] about Up&COMING Artist Exposed: Vinnie Ferra
"Proof" proves itself
David Auburn's critically-acclaimed drama Proof was presented by Pepperdine's Lindhurst Theater this week. One of the most popularly-produced plays of the decade won a Pulitzer Prize and Tony award for its examination of human relationships. Main characters Catherine and her father Robert played by Jamye Grant and Michael O'Neill respectively try desperately to organize their … [Read more...] about "Proof" proves itself