Currents Magazine Fall 2013
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[5] GO ABROAD. AGAIN.<br />
Some of students’ most memorable experiences may not even take place in<br />
Malibu. While the sophomore experience of spending several months in Buenos<br />
Aires, Florence, London, Shanghai, Lausanne, Heidelberg or Washington,<br />
D.C., is undoubtedly memorable, it is important to remember the summer<br />
sessions as an additional option. For the summer, Fiji, Spain, Kenya, East Africa<br />
and Scotland are added to the list of opportunities. Summer programs are<br />
not just reserved for students who weren’t able to go abroad during the school<br />
year. They provide opportunities for more specialized study in even more locations<br />
or the chance to revisit the city you once called home. This summer,<br />
the International Programs fee has even been waved. When will you ever have<br />
the world at your fingertips like this again? Be sure to take advantage of the<br />
opportunity as many times as possible.<br />
High on the bluffs next to the Villa Graziadio Executive Conference<br />
Center stands Heroes Garden. Created to honor the memory<br />
of those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, this memorial is out of the<br />
way of many Pepperdine students but well worth the journey to the<br />
top of campus. In the quiet shade, water ripples past stones inscribed<br />
with poignant quotes from past leaders of our country. Take the time<br />
to visit and reflect in such a peaceful setting, or see the American<br />
flag outlined against the blue of the Pacific and simply remember the<br />
fallen. Few can call a university with a memorial such as this home.<br />
[6] HEROES GARDEN<br />
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