Women’s Volleyball Noah GodwinAssistant Sports Editor Pepperdine’s women’s volleyball team will not make it to the NCAA Tournament this year, but the Waves are showing no signs of giving up on the season. The Waves moved into a fourth-place tie with Loyola Marymount University following the three-game thumping Pepperdine delivered to the Lions Friday night. “We had two … [Read more...] about Waves look to climb in WCC
Comm honor society expands its mission and membership
Justin WhitingStaff Writer The new Communication Division honor society, Lambda Pi Eta, offers students prestigious opportunities and helps bring attention to their achievements. The society, which inducted its first 37 members last semester, is extending invitations to dozens more to recognize their academic accomplishments and dedication to their majors. This semester the … [Read more...] about Comm honor society expands its mission and membership
The O’Harassment Factor
Ryan WingerStaff Writer We all know Bill O’Reilly, the neo-conservative pseudo-political analyst who likes to think of himself as somewhat of a hero, standing up for the issues that matter to FOX’s predominantly white, middle-class viewership. In case you’ve been living under a rock for a while, O’Reilly hosts the “no-spin zone.” And believe me, nobody gets away with anything … [Read more...] about The O’Harassment Factor
Not enough Convos, SGA says
Chris SegalNews Assistant With the diminishing number of Wednesday Convocations and the disappearance of double credits, some students are scratching their heads about whether they will be able to earn an A in Convocation this semester. Plans are in the works to change this situation. SGA, the voice of the student body, passed a resolution last week asking for changes to the … [Read more...] about Not enough Convos, SGA says
Electoral College has outlived is usefulness
Sarah CarrilloLiving Editor The past presidential election was one of the most emotionally charged events in recent history, with many people passionately lobbying for one side or the other. As a result, voter turnout was the highest it has been since 1960, when John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon ran against each other. This is definitely something to celebrate. The United … [Read more...] about Electoral College has outlived is usefulness