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21-year-old Pepp senior owns coveted Miss Malibu title

April 16, 2012 by Amber Scholl

"And your new Miss Malibu 2012 is…Brie Gabrielle!" Those are the words that would forever change the life of the determined, 5-foot-8-inch, blonde beauty.  Brie Gabrielle, a 21-year-old senior at Pepperdine University, won the coveted title of Miss Malibu in September. Chosen over 35 other young woman vying for the top prize, Gabrielle was crowned in front of an audience of … [Read more...] about 21-year-old Pepp senior owns coveted Miss Malibu title

Pepp alum take alma mater's mission to heart

April 12, 2012 by Jessica Abu-Ghattas

Every Pepperdine student knows the university aims to position students and alumni for lives of service, purpose and leadership. But recent graduates have taken their alma mater’s mission to heart, using their skills to organize philanthropic efforts abroad and turn a service-oriented lifestyle into their vocation and passion. For Brooks Baumgartner, a 2011 alumnus from … [Read more...] about Pepp alum take alma mater's mission to heart

Campus Recreation: Kindling exploration

April 10, 2012 by Shane Tayloe

A convoy of student vehicles silently made their way alone through the night.  For miles in every direction from the island of light the beams from the headlights created in the canyon, was deep darkness.  But for the purposes of all involved, darkness was a boon. The anticipation for the stargazing hike grew as the cars snaked through Latigo Canyon and neared the dirt parking … [Read more...] about Campus Recreation: Kindling exploration

Organizations rally together to end clean water crisis with film festival

April 10, 2012 by Jessica Acosta-Levey

Germantown, M.D. - A group of organizations have rallied together with Journey's Crossing and Living Water International to raise awareness and raise funds to end to the clean water crisis through the Reel Water Film Festival, a non-profit project that will kick-off it's first event on June 16th in Germantown, M.D. Festival Director Tiffany Jones says it's been "amazing to see … [Read more...] about Organizations rally together to end clean water crisis with film festival

Kids' Choice Awards 2012 celebrates with exclusive gifting suite

April 9, 2012 by Hina Shereen Ejaz

Free gifts, known as 'swag' are a common way for companies to gain recognition in the entertainment industry.  Most award shows are precluded with dozens of invitation only gifting suites.  Here’s a look into one that happened on March 8, 2012 for nominees and attendees of this year’s Kid's Choice Awards. The was hosted by Will Smith and aired on Nickelodeon.  Kids voted on … [Read more...] about Kids' Choice Awards 2012 celebrates with exclusive gifting suite

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