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Plaza gets yarn bombed

November 10, 2012 by Alexander Hayes

  On Monday night, over 20 students yarn bombed the Dolores statue in Joslyn Plaza in hope to bring awareness to the importance of voting. Yarn bombing is a form of street art developed in Europe in the early 2000s.The art form came to the U.S. shortly after, creating a new channel of protest. It consists of covering anything from military tanks in Copenhagen to guns … [Read more...] about Plaza gets yarn bombed

‘Voice’ of private Calif. schools names AKB as chair

November 10, 2012 by Al Lai

President Andrew K. Benton was recently named the chair of the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities. Kristen Soares, AICCU President, wrote in a press release on Oct. 30, “AICCU is privileged to have an executive committee composed of very talented and dedicated presidents and trustees. Andy Benton is a highly regarded leader in California and the … [Read more...] about ‘Voice’ of private Calif. schools names AKB as chair

Four more as 44th

November 10, 2012 by Nikki Torriente

Once again, the Democratic and Republican presidential candidates waited on pins and needles for the swing states — Ohio, Florida, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Virginia, Iowa, Colorado and Arizona — to determine which candidate would take his place in the White House. The 2012 election also set a milestone in social media’s role in politics. Twitter and Facebook … [Read more...] about Four more as 44th

Currents sets the pace

November 9, 2012 by Mariella Rudi

Pepperdine Graphic Media left a student media convention in Chicago Sunday night with a Magazine Pacemaker, considered the Pulitzer Prize of college journalism. Currents Magazine won in the Features category, which was judged by The Atlantic and presented by the Associated Collegiate Press. Eighteen PGM staff members and advisers Elizabeth Smith and Courtenay Stallings … [Read more...] about Currents sets the pace

Broken gas line closes PCH

November 8, 2012 by Al Lai

Updated: Thursday, November 8th at 11:31am PCH is now open. Updated: Thursday, November 8th at 11:08am According to reports released by the City of Malibu, PCH will be closed for approximately 2-3 hours between Sweetwater Mesa and Carbon Canyon. The fire department is currently evacuating residences and businesses on the south side of PCH between Carbon Canyon and the … [Read more...] about Broken gas line closes PCH

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