HAYLEY LERCHNews Assistant The Malibu Farmers’ Market is facing criticism from market vendors and local businesses. The Malibu Planning Commission is considering proposed changes to the market, which is traditionally run by the non-profit Cornucopia Foundation, after a petition was presented to city council. Zuma Beach Hardware owner Brian Piedro said his business has been … [Read more...] about Market compromises with Malibu
Pep downs Cal Poly, but not SDSU
GARRETT WAITSports Editor Pepperdine’s swimming and diving team cruised to a victory over Cal Poly, but fell to San Diego State University at the dual meet in San Luis Obispo, Calif., on Friday. The Waves’ victory over Cal Poly was their first of the young season. The Waves captured five overall first places in events, including three by junior Ali McLeod, who took top honors … [Read more...] about Pep downs Cal Poly, but not SDSU
How to noise proof your life
CARA VAN METERLiving Editor Pepperdine may have dorms like palaces, but these walls aren’t thick enough to muffle the comings and goings of Pepperdine princes and princesses. Instead the dorm — oops, palace – walls are paper-thin and provide no hindrance to the variety of noises that pervades any college campus, including this one, at all hours. Sometimes you may enjoy grooving … [Read more...] about How to noise proof your life
Long Beach, UCSD no match for Waves
GARRETT WAITSports Editor Pepperdine’s men’s volleyball team remained perfect this season after upsetting No.-1 Long Beach State University and demolishing University of California, San Diego, both on the road this weekend. The Waves came into the Long Beach match as the No.-3 team in the nation, according to the American Volleyball Coaches Association, while the 49ers were a … [Read more...] about Long Beach, UCSD no match for Waves
Seaver considers schedule changes
AIRAN SCRUBYNews Editor Students may no longer have light class schedules on Wednesdays to look forward to, if a proposal to make major changes to Pepperdine’s weekly class schedule is implemented. The Seaver Dean’s Office and the Seaver Faculty Association (SFA) have been exploring a possible schedule shift for Seaver College, which would place class meetings for each course … [Read more...] about Seaver considers schedule changes