Representing Pepperdine University's Payson Library and 11 other campus libraries in Southern California, D.C., and abroad.
Malibu, CA
Joined June 2009
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Happy birthday to our local landmark, the Malibu Pier. Photos courtesy of the Malibu Historical Collection by @PeppLibraries.
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The Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony is an annual tradition where the Pepperdine community gathers for a time of worship in celebration of the birth of Christ. Here are images from the university archival collection, courtesy of @PeppLibraries.
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This year marks the 105th anniversary of the publication of the Chinese Union Version of the Bible, and its creation remains an important historical moment for Chinese Christians today. Those who encounter the word of God experience life-changing transformations, and @PeppLibraries is privileged to bear witness to the profound impact the Bible has had in China and in its special collections.
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We are #PepperdineProud of our Pepperdine Alumni competing in the #tokyo2020olympics! 🏅🏅🏅 Learn more about the athletes and coaches participating in the summer games: bit.ly/36YdxkK
#WavesUp | @PepperdineWaves
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@PeppLibraries to Host Panel Discussion on Ed Larson's Latest Book @SeaverCommunity @PeppLaw
#community #research #VirtualEvents
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Beautiful! Looks like the middle of Psalm 51 (which in the Vulgate was numbered 50).
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So incredibly grateful that the @PeppLibraries MAILED books to my home to support research/learning! 🧡💙 @Pepperdine @PeppGSEP
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#AskAnArchivist (any archivist) and they'll tell you how much they love people who take the time to label the backs of photographs. Whether its pasted on captions, personal inscriptions, messy scribbles, or meticulous notes about place, time, or people, we appreciate them all!
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Wow, major #ThrowbackThursday
Look at that view! This is overlooking Point Dume, and that's Zuma beach at the top right 🏖️
Source: [Malibu Historical Collection]
#zumabeach #zuma #malibu
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Love it! Thank you so much, seeing the land like that is always inspiring but to see a resident taking in the view is awe inspiring. Wish I could hear what he was thinking at that moment in the sunshine with such a view in front of him! Have a blessed weekend, you boosted mine!
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'Notorious RBG:' Ginsburg transcended the court to become a pop culture icon nbcnews.com/politics/supreme…
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I would need at least two book wheels to suffice my study habits. – at Tulare, CA
Looks like having too many tabs open has been an age old problem! This 300 year old bookwheel enabled a researcher to have seven books open at the same time 📖
#pepperdinelibraries #pepperdine #tabs #books #library
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How’s your fall semester going...?
Share your thoughts on remote learning by filling out an anonymous survey or email us at [email protected]: bit.ly/3gJ1fyP
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Even if she's not beside them in person, educator @KVuckovichDU is planning on designing remote learning lessons aimed at getting Ss to engage meaningfully with the world around them.
What #DistanceLearning-friendly formats might you try out this fall? #COVIDteaching #TeacherPD
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📣Today is the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. 🎉We extend our solidarity to all indigenous peoples around the world. Be safe, and healthy during this time.
#IndigenousDay #internationalworldofindigenouspeoples #ucla #uclaaisc #indigenouspeoplesday
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Seaver College associate professor of social science Jason Blakely explores the pervasive impact of pseudoscience on culture and reality in his latest book We Built Reality: How Social Science Infiltrated Culture, Politics, and Power. Learn more: bit.ly/2DCbI1u
