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Wells Project Kicks Off 10 Days Campaign with ‘Why Water?’ Convo

November 2, 2016 by Sebastian Lopez Barba

Photos by Matt BentonThe Wells Project kicked off its 10 Days Campaign on Tuesday night in the HAWC with its "Why Water?" Convocation. The event focused on why God cares about water and why that should encourage students to give up every beverage but water for 10 days to donate the money that they saved to help give clean drinking water to areas that do not have it. The Wells … [Read more...] about Wells Project Kicks Off 10 Days Campaign with ‘Why Water?’ Convo

Pepperdine 40 Under 40

November 2, 2016 by Shannon Hansen

Graphic by Kylie Myers Pepperdine University nominated and carefully selected 40 alumni out of 30,000 alumni under 40 years old from around the world to be this year's 40 under 40.. The University solicited nominations via social media, email newsletters and word of mouth that resulted in a total of 276 nominations, according to an email from Pepperdine's Social Media … [Read more...] about Pepperdine 40 Under 40

Malibu PCB Issue Activist Jennifer deNicola Runs for Council

November 2, 2016 by Rachel Ettlinger

Photo Courtesy of Jennifer deNicola Sporting a white shirt that reads “Team Jennifer” in blue with five stars in red across the bottom, Jennifer deNicola, a seven-year Malibu resident, is running for one of three seats on Malibu’s City Council. A businesswoman, president of an advocate organization, mother of two children and two dogs, deNicola has recently put most of … [Read more...] about Malibu PCB Issue Activist Jennifer deNicola Runs for Council

Wagner Campaigns for Malibu City Council

November 2, 2016 by Hannah Almsted

Photo Courtesy of Team Malibu 2016 Jefferson “Zuma Jay” Wagner has worn many hats during his 46 years living in Malibu, including that of an LA County Deputy Sheriff, a Ralph Lauren model, a small business owner and a Malibu City Council Member, but perhaps the most interesting part of the man with a motto of “No Beachin’ or Moanin’” is his relaxed way of approaching all … [Read more...] about Wagner Campaigns for Malibu City Council

Rick Mullen Makes a Run for City Council

November 2, 2016 by Sebastian Lopez Barba

Photo Courtesy of Team Malibu 2016 Rick Mullen, a 30-year veteran of the armed forces and a 26-year resident of Malibu, is running for Malibu City Council this year. “People with the resume of Rick Mullen don’t run for city council. They run for Congress, they run for Senate,” said Chris Garcia, the campaign manager for Mullen, Skylar Peak and Jefferson "Zuma Jay" Wagner … [Read more...] about Rick Mullen Makes a Run for City Council

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