New 1000-person capacity building will be largest public gathering facility in Malibu.By Kim OberhamerStaff Writer With 26 miles of coastline, it’s no wonder that Malibu’s scattered residents have never had a centrally located area or building large enough to convene. But that will change in the beginning of December when Malibu High School’s new gym is due to open as a new … [Read more...] about Malibu High to open gym
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Malibu Canyon road named scenic highway
By Nicholas JulianStaff Writer Left, right, gas … brakes! The agony of the eight-mile stretch from Calabasas to Malibu may seem like a flashback from the Disneyland Matterhorn, but for many students, it is just a daily commute. Along with being a lifeline to the Malibu community, Malibu Canyon is the daily way of passage for hundreds Pepperdine students and employees of the … [Read more...] about Malibu Canyon road named scenic highway
Miracle at Malibu Materialized
By Tracy DomingoStaff Writer “Dream the impossible dream, and when you find that dream hold onto it and never let it go.” These words from "Man of La Mancha" recalled by Pepperdine Chancellor Charles Runnells speak directly to the entire history of Pepperdine University. Sitting in his corner office with an immaculate view of Malibu, the Pacific Ocean, and the 125-foot … [Read more...] about Miracle at Malibu Materialized
Mock trial scores
School of Law team takes top spot in tournament.By Sarah CarrilloNews Assistant After six weeks of 7 a.m. practices and four days of grueling competition, Pepperdine University School of Law’s Trial Advocacy Team has won a national championship, the first ever for the school. Pepperdine was one of 16 teams chosen for the competition based on its performances in the past three … [Read more...] about Mock trial scores
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ROTORACT CLUB MEMBERS HEAD TO TIJUANA TO HELP LESS FORTUNATE Pepperdine’s ROTARACT Club is organizing a trip this weekend to Tijuana with boxes of new clothes for children who live in the Dorcas House, an orphanage for children whose parents are in jail. The house houses about 60 children between the ages of five and 16. Dr. Connie James, associate professor of management, … [Read more...] about NewsBriefs