JANE LEEAssistant Sports Editor Backed by some timely hitting and strong pitching performances, including a complete game by sophomore Barry Enright, the Pepperdine baseball team took two of three games from Oklahoma State this past weekend at Eddy D. Field Stadium. Coming into the series, it hadn’t been smooth sailing for the Waves (12-10) over the past couple of weeks, as … [Read more...] about Waves win two in OSU series
London entertains sporty and fashionable alike
MARC CHOQUETTELondon Columnist It has been more than two months since we first settled into the house here at 56 Prince’s Gate, stuck in the middle of the swank and sophisticated areas of the city, Knightsbridge and South Kensington. Life here has been rather amazing since the New Year.While the temperature has rarely risen past 40 degrees and the high price of living in one of … [Read more...] about London entertains sporty and fashionable alike
Ferrari Enzo crash on PCH investigated
HAYLEY LERCHNews Assistant The buzz surrounding the crash of a rare Ferrari Enzo on Pacific Coast Highway on Feb. 21 continues to grow as investigators uncover details about owner Stefan Eriksson’s past. DNA testing is under way to see if Los Angeles County Sheriff’s investigators can place Eriksson, the Ferrari’s owner, whose blood alcohol level was above the legal limit, … [Read more...] about Ferrari Enzo crash on PCH investigated
Malibu Pier buildings remain empty; visitors still enjoy pier fishing
MEGAN WESTERVELTStaff Writer In a world of change, one thing remains constant in the infamous Southern Californian city of Malibu: the Malibu Pier. While the pier has withstood El Nino storms and massive reconstruction, it sill hasn’t overcome one problem: bringing in business. Malibu residents have been repeatedly promised that businesses will open on the pier. Bill Robinson, … [Read more...] about Malibu Pier buildings remain empty; visitors still enjoy pier fishing
Wave to Westphal leaves major gap
GARRETT WAITSports Editor The shocking announcement of men’s basketball Head Coach Paul Westphal’s firing ends five tumultuous years of Pepperdine basketball. The program, coming off it’s worst season in nearly a decade, was infused with young talent, but underachieved during the bulk of Westphal’s tenure. It’s true that Westphal was a good man. He embodied the spirit of the … [Read more...] about Wave to Westphal leaves major gap