Once a year people come together for one of the biggest sports events of the year. The Superbowl is more than just watching a game it's about being together cheering for your team watching the much anticipated commercials and of course digging in to some really great food. Whether you're having a great big get-together or just inviting a few close friends over everyone can … [Read more...] about Touchdown foods for your Superbowl party
EFT rescheduled due to Egyptian protests
A scheduled Educational Field Trip (EFT) to Egypt was canceled on Friday in response to the nationwide protests that began on Tuesday Jan. 25. Pepperdine's London International Program was originally planning to arrive in Egypt on Monday Jan. 31 leaving on Thursday Feb. 3. The itinerary included a stop in Cairo Egypt's capital and the epicenter of the unrest. On Thursday Jenny … [Read more...] about EFT rescheduled due to Egyptian protests
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Malibu Canyon Road work nears completion
After months of continuous work on Malibu Canyon Road construction is finally coming to a close. Feb. 1 marks the beginning of the "repaving-restriping and pavement markings" for the road. This project will last about two weeks until Feb. 18. A number of related projects have taken place since April 2010 including a water line segment for Las Virgenes Road by the Las Virgenes … [Read more...] about Malibu Canyon Road work nears completion
On this day in the year
661 Ali the last Rashidun caliph died and thus ended a dynasty. Half of North Africa and all of the Middle East were subject to the jet black flag of the Rashidun caliphate for nearly 30 years. This came crashing down when Ali a faithful and forthright guy was assassinated while praying at the mosque in Kufa Iraq. Sufi Muslims trace their mystical ascetism back to Ali and he … [Read more...] about On this day in the year