Is Pacific Coast Highway through Malibu the most dangerous stretch of road in the country? Some statistics support that claim, along with growing concern among the citizens and City Council of Malibu to reduce the risk of what some describe as the Autobahn running through a quiet, coastal beach community. Local citizen and writer Ben Marcus once described PCH through Malibu as … [Read more...] about PCH danger sparks grassroots activism
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Kmiec shares diplomatic insight
Douglas Kmiec, Caruso Family professor of constitutional law and recently retired U.S. ambassador to Malta, answered a few controversial questions asked by the Graphic this week regarding his tenure as ambassador, U.S. foreign policy in the Mediterranean, the Palestinian statehood bid and the 2012 election. Graphic: Having supported Obama so strongly in the 2008 election, how … [Read more...] about Kmiec shares diplomatic insight
Senior rugby player tackles bagel business
What’s better in the morning than a bagel and some cream cheese? That’s the same thought that went through Senior Amir Andre’s head when he decided to open Malibu Bagels last summer with his business partner and fellow student Mario Andrighetto. Now a full year later, Malibu Bagels hits two locations a day and is open for most of the week. On any given Wednesday morning, you … [Read more...] about Senior rugby player tackles bagel business
Bluffs Park now offers Wi-Fi
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE — Mayor John Sibert announced that the City of Malibu is pleased to be offering free wireless Internet access to visitors of Malibu Bluffs Park, located at the intersection of Pacific Coast Hwy. and Malibu Canyon Road. According to Sibert, the new amenity “illustrates the City’s commitment to maintaining its values of nature and modernity.” Bluffs Park is the … [Read more...] about Bluffs Park now offers Wi-Fi
MEPA hosts convo film screening on Israeli-Palestinian conflict
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE — In spirit of International Peace week, Middle Eastern Peace and Awareness (MEPA) has partnered film and communications professor Craig Detweiler to host a screening of the documentary “Little Town of Bethlehem” for convocation credit on Wednesday at 9 p.m. in Elkins. A Q&A will take place after the screening. The documentary tells the story of three men … [Read more...] about MEPA hosts convo film screening on Israeli-Palestinian conflict
