Benton writes out his 10-year vision plan for the university. By Laurie Babinski Editor in Chief He’s a man with a vision. It sounds cliché, but overlooking the ocean in Malibu, it’s hard for President Dr. Andrew K. Benton not to be inspired, especially when he’s at the helm of a 65-year-old academic institution affiliated with the Church of Christ and founded on the … [Read more...] about Setting anchor in the changing current
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Malibu City Council candidates announced
By Michael TravisNews Editor It’s official – five people will be running for the two spots that will be opening this April on Malibu’s city council. All of the candidates share concerns about the future development of Malibu and the possibility of constructing a community center. Robert Roy van de Hoek moved to Malibu in 1999. He is currently a member of the Wetlands Action … [Read more...] about Malibu City Council candidates announced
Corbin wakes from coma
By Julieanne LeupoldStaff Writer Never underestimate the power of prayer. Or at least that is what the family of Ryan Corbin, 1999 Pepperdine alumnus who lapsed into a coma after a four-story fall June 19, credits for his miraculous recovery. His mother, Lindy, aunt singer Debby Boone and grandfather entertainer Pat Boone appeared on CNN’s Larry King Live Thursday with news … [Read more...] about Corbin wakes from coma
Hu-DeHart boosts cultural awareness
By Sarah Carrillo Staff Writer “The rise and development of American history exists along a parallel and unspoken movement of white supremacy.” This was the startling thesis of Dr. Evelyn Hu-DeHart’s Tuesday night Convo lecture about multi-culturalism in America. She contends that this is one of the reasons that America has such a difficult time dealing with diversity issues, … [Read more...] about Hu-DeHart boosts cultural awareness
Thefts shock students in Florence
By Kimiko L. Martinez Assistant News Editor Two computers: about $6,500. One leather jacket: $280. Collection of more than 100 CDs started in 1994: priceless. And they’re all gone. Several students studying abroad at the Florence Villa returned from winter break to find several thousands of dollars in personal items missing and their sense of security altered. According to … [Read more...] about Thefts shock students in Florence