AIRAN SCRUBY & JACKIE PICKERINGNews Editor & Staff Writer Gas prices in Malibu have soared to $3.17 per gallon for regular unleaded, and prices are expected to keep climbing until summer begins, according to the Energy Information Administration. According to the EIA, the national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is $2.81, up $.68 from a week … [Read more...] about Gasoline prices increase to record expected highs
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iPods as classroom tools are growing trend among national college campuses
LIZ ABENDStaff Writer Far from Malibu, two Georgia universities have turned the familiar iPod into an education and research tool, now a common practice in many colleges and a handful of high schools across the nation. However, Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville, Ga. have been practical in creating more versatile uses of the iPod on their campus. They have … [Read more...] about iPods as classroom tools are growing trend among national college campuses
Judicial review process questioned by students
AIRAN SCRUBYNews Editor About 10 percent of the Seaver College population will have contact with the Student Disciplinary Committee this year, for offenses ranging from lighting candles in residential areas to drinking on campus. Of these, most will be sent warning letters. Some will have private hearings with Resident Directors or Student Disciplinary Committee (SDC) members. … [Read more...] about Judicial review process questioned by students
Seniors enter job market
ALICIA YOUNGstaff Writer Two more weeks, then no more homework. Two more weeks, then no more tests. But for some Pepperdine seniors, two more weeks, then something far more menacing enters the picture: real job. But the perks of working right after graduation far outweigh the sometimes daunting expectations of entering the job field. After all, 27 percent of hiring managers … [Read more...] about Seniors enter job market
Whale buried in Malibu
JANNELLE STRAWSBURGStaff Writer Wednesday morning washed in quite the surprise for residents off Old Malibu Road. Following Tuesday night’s storm, neighbors gazed in disbelief at the 35-foot gray whale that now lay dead in their backyard. However, it wasn’t until Tuesday afternoon, one week after the giant came to rest, that the City of Malibu finalized its decision to take … [Read more...] about Whale buried in Malibu