Pepperdine students mark 9/11

Mary Wayne of Calabasas stands in the 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial.

Mary Wayne of Calabasas stands in the 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial.

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Sept. 10, 2015 8:56 PM PT

The Let Freedom Wave memorial, which features nearly 3,000 flags, has again been erected by students from Pepperdine University in memory of those who died on 9/11. The memorial has been erected on every 9/11 since 2008.

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A couple walk through the 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial.

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A man walks through the 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial.

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The 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial was erected by students.

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Greg Nance, 76, of Tucson walks through the 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial.

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Pepperdine students Scott Hutchins, 19, left, and Edward Adutwum, 20, walk through the 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial.

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A man takes a picture of the 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial.

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Randy Sheridan, 34, of Houston stands in the middle of the 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial.

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Betsy Baraket and her dog Charlotte walk through the 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial.

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A man rides his bike through the 9/11: Let Freedom Wave memorial.

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