NOAH GODWINAssistant Sports Editor Courtesy of Ben Young/Ph.Ed. With eight conference games remaining on the season, the Pepperdine women’s basketball team is in an unfamiliar position: the middle of the pack in the West Coast Conference. But a win at Loyola Marymount University Saturday at 4:30 p.m. could propel the Waves to second place, which is the coveted position for the … [Read more...] about Women split WCC road games against Gaels and Broncos
Cafe schedule inhibits academics
Mike MastenStaff Writer The scenario has happened to us all. In fact, the regularity of it is actually quite amusing. It’s a late school night, and you are working diligently at whatever your classes demand. You are hungry, but look at the clock and, knowing that the Cafe serves dinner until 7:30, you decide to wait a little longer and eat at 7. Well, sure enough, 7 rolls … [Read more...] about Cafe schedule inhibits academics
The Sindicate wins; $540 raised for relief
Graham SheaAssistant Photography Editor The loud, sweet sound of rock filled Smothers Theatre on Friday night as five local groups waged three hours of musical war in Pepperdine’s 2005 Battle of the Bands. The Sindicate swept away the $500 first prize in a performance that clearly captured the crowd’s favor. Lead singer and 2003 alumnus Austin Trujillo warmed up the night’s … [Read more...] about The Sindicate wins; $540 raised for relief
Hats, fanny packs and clip-ons are still in style
Daniel JohnsonArt Editor I have a very distinct fashion sense. I don’t claim to know exactly what looks cool, I have no experience, I have not been to design school, I have never read a fashion magazine and I have never looked at clothes when I see a runway model. But I still claim to have my own unique style that I think is pretty cool, and I have a few suggestions for the … [Read more...] about Hats, fanny packs and clip-ons are still in style
Musical sticks close to classic
SARAH PYEAssociate Editor The way a particular company treats the title song in “Oklahoma!” says a lot about the production overall. In the current revival tour, which stops at the Pantages through Sunday, this idea certainly holds true: The title number, coming at the end of the second act, is solid, well-sung and enjoyable. And yet the song, much like the production overall, … [Read more...] about Musical sticks close to classic