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Fire safety considered something to be taken seriously

April 11, 2012 by NewsWaves

[youtube uYEORniKGtE] Not many people have forgotten the wildfires that nearly burned Pepperdine's campus to the ground nearly five years ago. Which is why the Department of Public Safety encourages students to know fire safety protocol and to be prepared for any disaster. … [Read more...] about Fire safety considered something to be taken seriously

Calabasas High School dedicates season to coach, wins first Championship

April 11, 2012 by NewsWaves: Izzy Loya

[youtube w4rR4Hokm_Q] After a Calabasas high school basketball coach Joe Frasier suffered a near-fatal hit and run accident, the team dedicated their season to him. That same season, the Calabasas Coyotes won their first ever Championship. … [Read more...] about Calabasas High School dedicates season to coach, wins first Championship

Malibu City Council election candidate profiles

April 10, 2012 by Chelsea Cowley

The polls have been open for seven hours and seven candidates are vying for three seats. The seven candidates running are Hamish Patterson, Skylar Peak, Hanz Laetz, Andy Lyon, Joan House, Missy Zeitsoff and John Sibert. Hamish Patterson: With a background in environmental chemistry from Northern Arizona University, Patterson is passionate about the Malibu Lagoon Restoration … [Read more...] about Malibu City Council election candidate profiles

Polls CLOSE in Malibu City Council election

April 10, 2012 by Jessica Abu-Ghattas

Polls closed today at 8:00 p.m. With all seven voting precincts reported, results show Skylar Peak winning with 1466 votes, followed by John Sibert with 1156 votes, Joan House with 1037 votes, Hans Laetz with 701 votes, Andy Lyon with 629 votes, Hamish Patterson with 649 votes, and Missy Zeitsoff with 557 votes. Final official election results have not been published but Peak, … [Read more...] about Polls CLOSE in Malibu City Council election

Mountain lions not as dangerous as humans think

April 10, 2012 by Amanda Salz

When most people hear about mountain lion sightings along the outer edge of Pepperdine’s campus, they immediately assume that they are in danger. Not to worry. The mountain lions that inhabit the Santa Monica Mountains are far more threatened by the humans living in the area than we are by them. Since 2002, when the first mountain lion was captured in the Santa Monica mountain … [Read more...] about Mountain lions not as dangerous as humans think

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