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Jewish students say they sometimes feel excluded

April 6, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

AMY LARSONStaff Writer With a 4,000-year history, Judaism is one of the oldest monotheistic faiths. Within the span of such a lengthy history, Judaism has greatly evolved. Just as Christianity has various denominations, Judaism is also a diverse religious and cultural community, with a wide array of schools of belief and a unique spectrum of ideas branching from Orthodox, … [Read more...] about Jewish students say they sometimes feel excluded

Meet a Malibuite: Zuma Jay

April 6, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

KATHY MILLARLiving Assistant Driving along Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu can be an exotic experience, with panoramic views of a glittering ocean, mansions nestled in the hills and small roadside shops such as Zuma Jay’s. At this surf shop, visitors not only have the opportunity to rent out beach sports equipment, they can also meet Zuma Jay himself. Jefferson Wagner, the … [Read more...] about Meet a Malibuite: Zuma Jay

The Artifac Tree: The legacy of the “Angel of Malibu”

April 6, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

MANDIE RUSSELLStaff Writer Everyone dreams of leaving a legacy that will outlive their own time on earth. Honey Coatsworth was known as “The Angel of Malibu.” As a Malibu resident for more than 50 years, her tireless efforts to help the homeless and hungry in her community did not go unnoticed.Coatsworth passed away Jan. 7 at 86 of a heart attack, but the residents of Malibu … [Read more...] about The Artifac Tree: The legacy of the “Angel of Malibu”

Students create reality

April 6, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

HANNA CHUA&E Editor Freshman Justin Brown was walking around in Westwood when a MTV representative approached him about auditioning for “Next.” He gave Brown a card and told him he’d call the next day. Brown went in to the MTV offices in Santa Monica a couple weeks laters. Although Brown was not on the show because of scheduling conflicts, he went through the auditioning … [Read more...] about Students create reality

Places to go, videos to rent

April 6, 2006 by Pepperdine Graphic

SHANNON URTNOWSKIA&E Assistant When the Malibu Blockbuster closed in January, students feared their Friday nights would never be the same again. Blockbuster, which was located in the Malibu Colony Plaza, offered easy solutions to enjoying a quiet night in, as it supplied both fun DVDs and bags of buttery popcorn.  All hope is not lost, though. There are many video rental … [Read more...] about Places to go, videos to rent

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