You should spend at least one minute of every day upside down said freshman Emily Reeder, founder of Pepperdine's newest club GreenTeam, which officially registered with the Inter-Club Council on Monday, Jan. 26.According to Reeder, spending time upside down each day reverses gravity's natural downward effect on the body and allows muscles to breath and relax.Green living is no … [Read more...] about Blue and Orange turns Green
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Duo sings to affect society
What began in a church choir more than six years ago has blossomed into a successful musical hobby between a couple. Pepperdine freshman Kate Pauley and her boyfriend Blake Mankin a freshman at the University of Texas share a desire to make music together and have co-written several beautiful songs. The latest E.P. by "Blake and Kate named Letters and Words consists of Answer … [Read more...] about Duo sings to affect society
Malibu Gets an "F"
An "F" is a bad grade to get anywhere.In American Lung Association's annual report Malibu received an F for overall tobaco control.Malibu firefighters say they don't see what good comes from smoking and that these laws needed to be tightened up as smoking is a detriment to one's health and saftey.Local coffee shops and restaurans have removed ashtrays from their outdoor seating … [Read more...] about Malibu Gets an "F"
Las Virgenes School Budget Cut
Las Virgenes School District just announced their new budget cut for the upcoming school year..... It's 7 and - a - half million dollars. That is over double the cost the district has cut in the past. Librarian Jane Lofton says she is worried about the stability of her job one that she believes is necessasry for kids to develp necessary skills in a media heavy environment. … [Read more...] about Las Virgenes School Budget Cut
Medical schools open doors wider
For Pepperdine students looking to pursue a medical degree after they graduate a recent national trend may make that dream more attainable. Responding to recommendations by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) and Congress 86 percent of American medical schools have a current or planned increase in the number of applicants they will admit according to the AAMC. … [Read more...] about Medical schools open doors wider