No. 7 Pepperdine Men's Water Polo took a trip to face rival No. 17 Loyola Marymount University on Oct. 25 at Burns Aquatic Center.Fifth year attacker Christian Hosea opened the scoring for the Waves early in the first quarter, but LMU responded with a goal of their own within two minutes. Freshman utility Charles Wilmington put the Waves ahead soon after to take a 2-1 lead, but … [Read more...] about No. 7 Men’s Water Polo Beats Rival No. 17 LMU
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Proposition 36 Could Help Some Malibu Businesses Feel Secure Against Theft
Some Malibu establishments are in favor of Proposition 36, a ballot measure meant to increase sentences for theft and drug crimes, believing that it would help dissuade shoplifting in small businesses.Currently if someone stealss" class=" collapsed"> $950 or less worth of merchandise, the crime would be classified as a misdemeanor. However, Proposition 36 would turn these … [Read more...] about Proposition 36 Could Help Some Malibu Businesses Feel Secure Against Theft
WAVES WORSHIP: The New Sound of Campus Praise
The sound of joy has been in the air throughout Pepperdine's campus since the release of WAVES WORSHIP's first single "Let it Fall." The group has been showing their love for the Lord through writing music, and now everyone can enjoy the songs. WAVES WORSHIP and the songs they produce would not be the same without Nathan Lee and Anna Spivey, who have given so much to the … [Read more...] about WAVES WORSHIP: The New Sound of Campus Praise
Men’s Water Polo Falls Short Against Princeton
No. 7 Pepperdine Men’s Water Polo faced No. 11 Princeton University in their final non-conference home matchup of the season Oct. 15 at Raleigh Runnels Memorial Pool.The Waves entered the match with a 14-4 season record, looking for a bounce back opportunity following their loss against No. 2 University of California, Los Angeles on Oct. 12.The Princeton Tigers entered … [Read more...] about Men’s Water Polo Falls Short Against Princeton
SGA Holds Meeting, Focuses on Student Concern Surveys
The Student Government Association (SGA) held their weekly senate meeting Oct. 16 in Thornton Administrative Center (TAC) covering upcoming campus events before breaking off into research groups.With enough members to hit the required quorum, SGA Vice President Micheal Sugimoto opened by sharing multiple events happening on campus for the one-year anniversary of the Pacific … [Read more...] about SGA Holds Meeting, Focuses on Student Concern Surveys
