A floor littered with the foliage of popped balloons and a door plastered with cards filled with welcome and encouragement messages colored the office of the University Church of Christ's new preaching minister last week— reminiscent of his ongoing introduction to the community. A tri-citizen of his Australian birthplace his British heritage and his current U.S. … [Read more...] about New campus minister receives warm welcome.
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DPS Reports – July 24-31
DPS REPORTSINCIDENTSat. July 24 at 9:54 a.m. Tyler Campus CenterGas Leak | A staff member reported smelling an odor of natural gas. Facilities Management & Planning responded and repaired a piece of kitchen equipment that was the source of the leak.Fri. July 30 at 12:08 p.m. Tyler Campus CenterVandalism | A staff member reported that the gate lock to the Jamba Juice bar was … [Read more...] about DPS Reports – July 24-31
'Dinner for Schmucks' – It takes one to know one
It could be his odd fascination with dead mice or maybe his ability to unintentionally ruin the life of whomever he meets. Whatever it is it's exactly what attracts Tim (Paul Rudd) a rising executive to Barry (Steve Carell) a truly idiotic IRS employee in the film "Dinner for Schmucks" that is set to hit theaters Friday. It follows the storyline of the 1998 French comedy "Le … [Read more...] about 'Dinner for Schmucks' – It takes one to know one
'Yoga on the Pier' is like a breath of fresh air
A cool crisp ocean breeze welcomes me to the Malibu Pier as I walk toward Ruby's clutching my yoga mat in one hand and my jacket in the other. I find a small spot to spread my yoga mat among the crowd of yoga-goers as we all patiently wait for the yoga instructor. Soon the instructor meets us starts the music and begins our lesson.I first heard about the "Yoga on the Pier" … [Read more...] about 'Yoga on the Pier' is like a breath of fresh air
Despite Ugandan Bombing Pepperdine Law students stay confident and committed
Bloodshed and panic filled the streets of Kampala Uganda when two bombs killed 76 civilians including one American while they watched the televised World Cup final. As smoke and terror filled the streets of Kampala Pepperdine Law students remained safe on the other side of the city.This is the fourth year that students from Pepperdine's School of Law have gone to Uganda through … [Read more...] about Despite Ugandan Bombing Pepperdine Law students stay confident and committed