KATE SCHWARTZNews Assistant The Student Programming Board announced the performers of Pepperdine’s Spring Concert yesterday. Ok Go and Augustana will be headlining the concert on April 13th at Alumni Park. Both new and upcoming bands, SPB is trying to make this one of the most successful concerts that Pepperdine had ever hosted. “This will potentially be one of the biggest … [Read more...] about ‘Ok Go’ concert headliner, Augustana set to open
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Officials start to design Malibu park project
RACHEL JOHNSONNews Assistant The City of Malibu is beginning the second stage of the Legacy Park production in the former Chili Cook-Off site. The first stage of the project was to purchase the land from a private owner. That phase was accomplished in the fall of 2006. Now council members and city officials are working to create a design for the park. The park will provide … [Read more...] about Officials start to design Malibu park project
Non-profit holds speed read contest
CAITLIN WHITEStaff Writer Pepperdine’s second annual speed reading competition, an event that raises money to buy books for low-income children, will take place today in the Waves Café. The event is another way for teams competing in the race for the Homecoming Spirit Cup to earn points. The Speed Read will be held in conjunction with the international organization First … [Read more...] about Non-profit holds speed read contest
Malibu restaurant sites to undergo revamp
JAIMIE FRANKLINNews Assistant Two former Pepperdine hot spots are being redeveloped into newer and pricier alternatives for Malibu residents. The former sites of the PierView Café and Windails restaurants located on Pacific Coast Highway near the Malibu Pier will be demolished and rebuilt by the summer of 2008. The PierView site will be replaced with a 7,100-square-foot … [Read more...] about Malibu restaurant sites to undergo revamp
School of Law appointment adds prestige to program
MELISSA GIAIMOAssistant Perspectives Editor Professor Grant S. Nelson’s appointment at Pepperdine not only fills the School of Law’s void for a real estate finance professor, but also increases the school’s visibility and prestige. “A professor of his caliber will increase the respect that the legal community will have for Pepperdine,” first-year law student John Kay … [Read more...] about School of Law appointment adds prestige to program