Face in the crowd: Lindsay Joiner
MEREDITH RODRIGUEZAssistant Living Editor Where does a people-person turn to escape the infamous Malibu bubble? Here’s a start: how about working at a coffee shop, frequenting the beach, taking advantage of overseas opportunities and driving into Los Angeles to explore the city’s offerings? Junior Lindsay Joiner, 21, gets her people-fix weekly at her Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf … [Read more...] about Face in the crowd: Lindsay Joiner
Pepperdine humbles weekend foes on courts
SHUHEI MATSUOSports Assistant Nothing could stop the Waves this past week. After capturing a historic victory over Baylor last Monday, the No.-2 Pepperdine men’s tennis team dominated Saturday’s matches against Pacific and Princeton, and yesterday’s match against Washington. Pepperdine picked up a big victory when it overwhelmed the No.-28 Huskies 7-0 yesterday. Just like the … [Read more...] about Pepperdine humbles weekend foes on courts
Jumpstart A day to play
AIRAN SCRUBYNews Editor Underprivileged preschoolers were met with games, bounce houses, a fire truck and smiling Pepperdine volunteers Tuesday for Jumpstart for a Day. “It gives the kids an opportunity to see a life outside of their world,” junior and Jumpstart Corps member Rebekah Adams said. Adams and 105 other Pepperdine students, volunteer to spend time with preschoolers … [Read more...] about Jumpstart A day to play
U.S. should push the Bush Doctrine
ROBERT KAUFMAN Contributing Writer As the world marks the third anniversary of the American led invasion of Iraq, criticism of President Bush’s conduct of the war has intensified. The overwhelming number of commentators have rushed to pronounce the enterprise a failure, citing a variety of rationale for their scathing judgment of the President: the failure to find Iraqi … [Read more...] about U.S. should push the Bush Doctrine