Justice Anthony M. Kennedy discussed the theory and practice of law with an overflow audience at the School of Law Wednesday the 22nd anniversary of his unanimous confirmation to the Supreme Court.But as many of the questions indicated Kennedy has been at the center of some of the nation's most controversial judicial decisions.Observers say Kennedy provided the deciding … [Read more...] about Justice Kennedy imparts wisdom wit to capacity crowd at School of Law
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Graphic Web site hours from restoration
A denial of service attack forced pepperdine-graphic.com to temporarily revert to an earlier unfinished version of the site. Recovery is underway and stories from the Feb. 4 edition will be online soon.The attack occurred Wednesday night. Representatives of College Publisher which hosts the Graphic site say they have been working since then to restore functionality. The … [Read more...] about Graphic Web site hours from restoration
Technology craze calls for Luddist revival
The release of the new iPad (the 9.7-inch touch screen Web-surfing app-running movie-playing and oh-so-much-more Apple apparatus retailing for $499) has left many of us feeling technologically insufficient especially if you like me are still sporting a first generation video iPod. My poor little scratched but loyal iPod already felt inadequate next to iTouches and iPhones. Now … [Read more...] about Technology craze calls for Luddist revival
Payson to celebrate women in surfing build local archive
The "Girls in the Curl" event which will take place Saturday from 11 a.m. to sunset in and around Payson Library aims to celebrate the accomplishments of women in surfing as well as take steps toward preserving the history of surfing in Malibu and the greater Southern California area. This will be the first time an event quite like this takes place at Pepperdine. According … [Read more...] about Payson to celebrate women in surfing build local archive
Lectures will address black history
In celebration of Black History Month Payson Library will be hosting a lecture series that traces the history of black culture from slavery to freedom. The lectures will take place every Thursday from 4 to 5 p.m. during the month of February.Topics will move chronologically through black history beginning with the bleak foundations of racial prejudice and abuse and ending … [Read more...] about Lectures will address black history