LAURIE HARTTStaff Writer It’s lunchtime, and you’re starving. You rush out of class, head to the Sandbar, grab your mail, and then make a beeline for the Cafeteria. The average person can walk from the Sandbar to the Cafeteria in a minute or so. Timothy Campbell, a junior Music and Theater contract major, usually takes a good three or four just to make it to the sandwich line, … [Read more...] about Tim Campbell: An Extraordinary Life
Chris Van Velzer: Insight from Both Sides of the Desk
DAVID KOBStaff Writer “There’s a 100% chance there’s a message on my answering machine when I get to work in the morning.” Chris Van Velzer’s life can be summed up in one word: Busy. He’s often walking, more likely running, around campus, briefcase in hand, waving to students as he flies by. On any given day, Van Velzer sends or receives roughly 100 emails, 25-30 phone … [Read more...] about Chris Van Velzer: Insight from Both Sides of the Desk
Spring Break safety tips
STEPHANIE NORDSTROM Staff Writer For most students, Spring Break is a chance to relax and let all their worries melt away under the sun. Unfortunately, that mentality can cause many problems for the unwary traveler. There are several ways to keep Spring Break safe and memorable instead of disastrous and a time best forgotten. Drinking Excessive alcohol consumption has become … [Read more...] about Spring Break safety tips
Waves upset Bruins at home
JANE LEEAssistant Sports Editor The No.-25 Pepperdine women’s tennis team remained undefeated this season as it bested Fresno State and upset No.-15 UCLA on Saturday at the Ralphs-Straus Tennis Center. The Waves kicked off the weekend with a 5-2 win over Fresno State on Friday afternoon to improve to 5-0 on the season while the Bulldogs dropped to 1-2. The Pepperdine doubles … [Read more...] about Waves upset Bruins at home
Natural science alumnus aids needy
ANNA KINGAssistant News Editor When people think of the traditional role of a doctor, few would jump to think of the situation into which 1992 Pepperdine alumnus Paul Giboney has chosen to devote his time and expertise. Instead of a shiny hospital in a suburban neighborhood, Giboney spends his days serving those who cannot afford medical treatment in the inner city of Los … [Read more...] about Natural science alumnus aids needy