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Symposium to address future of space travel

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This year is the 40th anniversary of Neil Armstrong's historic first step on the moon a moment that marked a turning point in international efforts to explore outer space. Since then space policy has become integral to the future of human space travel. This will be the topic of the Space Policy Symposium an event designed to show the significance of space policy to the … [Read more...] about Symposium to address future of space travel

Senior soars during last year at Pepperdine

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No matter what the sport or the athlete the full-time job of being a student athlete isn't easy.  It is safe to say some athletes handle this responsibility better than others and one of the best illustrations of a student-athlete currently at Pepperdine is Miranda Ayim a senior on the women's basketball team. As the women kicked off their season Ayim was nominated … [Read more...] about Senior soars during last year at Pepperdine

Authentic love found beyond the fall

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Love. It is a term with which we have become all too familiar. One could incorporate the expression of love to dear and near relatives and yet could simultaneously apply the phrase to a mere appreciation for ice cream. With today's countless connotations of what love really is it would be difficult to apply an absolute definition to the tremendously broad understanding of it. … [Read more...] about Authentic love found beyond the fall

Death penalty terminates potential for redemption

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They executed John Allen Muhammed on Tuesday. You may not remember but he was the guy who masterminded the Washington DC sniper shootings seven years ago. That fall I started high school and for three weeks there were no outdoor sports. PE and all practices were indoor only. I vividly remember that was the one season I tried out athletic training and therefore spent a lot of … [Read more...] about Death penalty terminates potential for redemption