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Play depicts impact of Latino-Amerians

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"Latinos Shaping a Nation" debuted this Tuesday in Smothers Theater.The two-person play performed by the Will & Co production company was written by Colin Cox and focuses on the lives of six influential Latinos in American history: Dolores Huerta Rafael Cordero Luisa Moreno a Latino-American soldier Andrea Perez and Roberto Clemente. "The people who write history never … [Read more...] about Play depicts impact of Latino-Amerians

Malibu plans 15-acre landscaping renovation

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The development of the $45-million Malibu Legacy Park Project has been no walk in the park for city officials and residents. Preliminary stages of the project began in 2007 and completion is expected in October of 2010. Yet with the official start of construction Sept. 21 city representatives and project managers say they are delighted for what Legacy Park will bring to the … [Read more...] about Malibu plans 15-acre landscaping renovation

Great debate over 'Communion'

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Two hundred years ago Thomas Campbell one of the early leaders of the Church of Christ called for unity; today that call is being renewed. On Sunday Oct. 4 the University Church will host a special event commemorating Thomas Campbell's  "Declaration and Address a call for unity in spite of denominational ties. Pepperdine routinely walks a line between maintaining its … [Read more...] about Great debate over 'Communion'

New program ignites spark for employment

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The Senior Advantage program will be a resource meant to calm the nerves of seniors by increasing their chances of finding a secure job by the time graduation rolls around. But this is not happening during spring semester — it is starting now.The Senior Advantage is a new program created by Career Center Director Brad Dudley and  President Andrew  K. Benton that … [Read more...] about New program ignites spark for employment