LINDSEY DAY HOFFMANStaff Writer The Malibu City Council will decide the fate of the city’s new “Art in Public Places” proposal, and council member Pamela Conley-Ulich says the decision is overdue. “We are ready for the arts,” she said. “Malibu has met the basic needs for living, we can now make this community phenomenal.” The proposal, which would mandate all commercial … [Read more...] about City Council ready to vote on arts project
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Frat hosts philanthropy event, raises thousands
CAITLIN WHITEStaff Writer Saturday morning, normally calm and serene Alumni Park was filled with volunteers, fans, supporters, and hundreds of participants in the annual Sigma Chi Run/Walk for Hope Philanthropy. They raised $60,000 for cancer research. Although this is the 11th year Sigma Chi has hosted the event, this year had special meaning for the fraternity. “This event … [Read more...] about Frat hosts philanthropy event, raises thousands
Graziadio hosts beach run, benefits children’s charities
ZACH ENGLUNDSports Assistant The Graziadio School of Business and Management raced to the front of fundraising efforts Saturday with its “Running the Malibu Waves” charity event. The Graziadio School works with the MBA’s Challenge for Charity, a non-profit organization that draws from eight West Coast business schools to raise funds and volunteer for the Special Olympics and … [Read more...] about Graziadio hosts beach run, benefits children’s charities
GRE retracts set changes, original dates still standing
RYAN HAGENNews Assistant The largest revision in the history of the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) has been cancelled because the new format limited the number of times the test could be offered and therefore the number of students who could take it, according to the institution that runs the test. Also, previously-canceled dates in August and September will be reinstated. Among … [Read more...] about GRE retracts set changes, original dates still standing
Grunion grace Malibu beaches
JAIMIE FRANKLINAssistant News Editor While thousands of students, residents and tourists frolic across Southern California’s sunny beaches each day, few consider the impact they have upon creatures dwelling in the sand and the nearby waters. Dr. Karen Martin, a Pepperdine marine biology professor, however, has spent years meticulously studying our beach ecosystems and … [Read more...] about Grunion grace Malibu beaches