Crystal LuongNews Editor When a sexual relations policy unexpectedly appeared on page 97 of the faculty handbook in fall 2002, it triggered currents of discontent and concern. A lengthy faculty movement forced its formal withdrawal last spring. More than two years after the origin of the controversy, University officials have produced a broader preliminary ethics statement in … [Read more...] about Officials draft first ethics statement
James Johnson pulls down his hat on the mound (Keith Novosel/Staff Photographer).
Pep beats two-top five opponents Noah GodwinAssistant Sports Editor University of California, Irvine, certainly must have felt comfortable with a 2-1 lead heading into the bottom of the eighth inning. Irvine boasts one of the top pitchers in the nation in preseason All-American closer Blair Erickson. It is hard to capture Erickson’s dominance over every opponent he’s faced … [Read more...] about James Johnson pulls down his hat on the mound (Keith Novosel/Staff Photographer).
Exploring the Evolution Tug of War
The debate about evolution’s place in education finds its way on to campus. Stephanie RewStaff Writer It might have been “the stork story.” Maybe it was the tale of all the little fish swimming up a great, big stream until one of them finally reached the pond. Perhaps parents just tell it to their children best: “Well, honey, when a mommy and a daddy love each other very … [Read more...] about Exploring the Evolution Tug of War
Men’s Basketball: Waves win one in WCC tourney
Garrett WaitSports Editor The Pepperdine men’s basketball team finished its up and down season with yet another rollercoaster ride at the West Coast Conference Tournament on March 3 and 4. The Waves, who were seeded fifth, got a win against eighth-seeded Loyola Marymount University in the opening round, but lost to fourth-seeded University of San Diego in the second round to … [Read more...] about Men’s Basketball: Waves win one in WCC tourney
Registration blues cast to the past
Sabrina JendlyStaff Writer Graham Shea / Asst Photo Editor No more troubles trying to log in for registration at the same time as everyone else in the same class. At least, this is what the registration system has aimed to do. Registration ends Friday, but so far, it seems like the mission has been accomplished. This year, students registered for classes in a more organized … [Read more...] about Registration blues cast to the past