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Terminate Your Old Prescriptions

September 22, 2014 by Breanna Grigsby

Photo by Xander Hayes Abuse, water pollution and death. That’s what unused and expired prescription drugs sitting in the medicine cabinets of millions across the United States cause when not disposed of properly. Enter the Pill Terminator — here to save the lives of those it touches. An internationally renowned chemist in the United Kingdom, David Best, came up with the … [Read more...] about Terminate Your Old Prescriptions

Alcohol on Campus

September 21, 2014 by Falon Opsahl

Photo by Shawn Jones There was a time when dancing was banned and written permission was needed to visit a dorm room of the opposite sex here at Pepperdine. Policies have changed, but the ban against alcohol on campus remains a major part of campus life. Policy debates range from alcohol and intoxicated individuals being banned from campus, those of age being allowed to drink … [Read more...] about Alcohol on Campus

Motorcyclists Drive for Charity

September 21, 2014 by Madison Harwell

Photos by Marisa Padilla A procession of motorcycles overtook Malibu, led by police cars and a firetruck in honor and remembrance of fallen heroes. The event, Ride to the Flags, kicked off its seventh year at the Naval Base in Ventura County. At the base, riders were able to watch a ceremonial rifle salute, flyover and wreath laying. The event attracted a wide variety of … [Read more...] about Motorcyclists Drive for Charity

Adventure Lies in the Arts District

September 21, 2014 by Ashlie Benson

Photos by Ashlie Benson Malibu is beautiful, but Los Angeles is a city to explore. Take a trip downtown to the LA Arts District to find yourself standing in the street surrounded by old warehouses transformed into beautiful murals. Extending seven blocks long from 1st to 7th streets and four wide from Alameda to the LA River, this adventure is a walkable journey. Fourth … [Read more...] about Adventure Lies in the Arts District

Netflix: Unique Films to Watch

September 21, 2014 by Collin Chersi

Netflix is perceived to have a more-than-sizable library of selections. While it does not contain many of the more current releases, it does contain plenty of choices that, while obscure, may fascinate many. Here are three recommendations “off the beaten path.” For the documentarian: “Milius” (2014) John Milius, a Hollywood screenwriter and director, may not be a household … [Read more...] about Netflix: Unique Films to Watch

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