Joann LeeStaff Writer A little more than half a century ago marked the beginning of Pepperdine University’s annual Bible Lecture series. Modeled after similar programs at Abilene Christian, David Lipscomb, and Harding universities, the Bible Lectures were “committed to pursuing the highest academic standards within a context which celebrates and extends the spiritual and … [Read more...] about The Bible Lectures celebrate Christian spirituality
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Pets problems? PETS911.com can help
Liz AbendStaff Writer It is surprising that an organization that saves millions of lives, reunites loved ones and shelters the homeless has received little publicity. However, PETS911.com is an organization that does not overlook the value of pets, providing resources for everything from pet adoption to PetAlert, a system that helps track lost or runaway pets. Stacey Candella, … [Read more...] about Pets problems? PETS911.com can help
Pep hires Tammy Selby as a new Disability Services director
C’Lesa KayStaff Writer Pepperdine’s office of Disability Services has hired a new director, Tammy Selby, to provide equal opportunities for students with physical and learning disabilities. On April 5, Selby will have been director for four months and she has been tremendously busy learning the details of her job description and doing everything in her power to aid the disabled … [Read more...] about Pep hires Tammy Selby as a new Disability Services director
Malibu city council meets at election night
Elise Acker and Anna WebberStaff Writers Despite a large group of supporters for the incumbents’ party, the atmosphere was tense at Taverna Tony’s on April 11. Councilmember Sharon Barovsky was anxious that challenger John Mazza might win her seat on the Council. With libations flowing, Barovsky was restless after the arrival of the first count. The absentee ballots revealed … [Read more...] about Malibu city council meets at election night
The Invisible Children recognizes reality of Uganda
Kristen RobertsonStaff Writer Thousands of children and adults will be sleeping on the streets on April 29 all across the United States. They all have homes and beds and blankets and refrigerators full of food, but they have all chosen to give that all up for one night. These men, women, boys and girls have decided they are going to give up the comforts so prevalent here so … [Read more...] about The Invisible Children recognizes reality of Uganda