CASSANDRA TICER Perspectives Assistant At a very young age, Christians are taught one main message and that is forgiveness. As a Christian university, Pepperdine strives to exemplify the characteristics the Bible teaches. But as students we must pause and examine whether our university portrays these teachings in all aspects of the school. However, we must also make sure that … [Read more...] about Pep’s alcohol policy should be case sensitive
Close quarters spread germs and friendships
DALLAS COOKLondon Columnist DALLAS COOK/Staff Photographer As I sit nestled in my four-person bedroom we so lovingly call “The Dungeon,” in Pepperdine’s house in London, I realize what a huge adjustment it is living with 40 people. Although spread among separate floors, it can be challenging, but a great experience of both learning and tolerance of others. Thus far it seems … [Read more...] about Close quarters spread germs and friendships
Men’s golf team takes fifth place
SHUHEI MATSUOSports Assistant The No.-25 Pepperdine men’s golf team is off to an impressive start of its 2006 campaign after finishing T-5 at this week’s PING-Arizona Intercollegiate. The Waves traveled to neighbor state Arizona and compete against 15 other schools from eight states at the par-71 Arizona National Golf Club in Tucson. Pepperdine shot a 2-under 850 for the … [Read more...] about Men’s golf team takes fifth place
Market compromises with Malibu
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