Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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CJI 1 nalibu then ° roa on The little green sign along :h informs us that Malibu's opuiation has surpassed 15.00. Add more than 2400 joilege students and we jlefinitely realize Malibu has jrown. But. the difference tv een Malibu and other each towns is the quaint nd friendly atmosphere rhich has remained con font over the years. Beautiful. Malibu may tract stars, students. sidents. and travelers but e town is still a personal wn. Everyone still gathers a Baja on Thursday nights. The Malibu Inn is still the place for hamburgers. Residents and students alike enjoy weekly visits to the malibu shop. Many clerks are on a first mane basis with most of their customers. Swenson's is still the place for good ice cream and lots of laughs. Hughes Market is the popular market. The Malibu Pharmacy coffee shop is always the same; the words at the bottom of the menu board still read Go Waves! In this little town of many people strangers speak or smile. Friends have good times. Perhaps it is the tremendous beauty, along with a unique combination of people, which distinguishes this town form any other. Whatever the reason. Dr. Carl Mitchell's words seem most appropriate; Malibu is a special town. And as 'Maiibuians' we should take time to enjoy the beauty of the setting and the beauty of the people.' PHILIP WHISNANT rxm

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□ The University's fiftieth wos celebrated by more than a lot of construction work. The most prominent celebration wos the entering of o rose bowl floot in the prestigious Rose Bowl Porode in Posodeno in January of '87. The theme of the porode wos. o world of wonders. ond Pepperdine chose to depict the quest for Atlantis. Many Pepperdine students spent the second half of Christmas break helping to decorote the float. Students worked in shifts of seven hours ond mony worked all night the doy before the porode. The floot wos a success ond o great woy to begin the celebration. Homecoming also took on added dimensions this year. The week's events included o lip sync contest, o porode. o donee ond of course, the big gome against Loyolo Mary-mount. Dr. Dovid Dovenport served his 30 features n Joel Miller