Men's Water Polo GARRETT WAITSports Assistant The Pepperdine men’s water polo team split its two matches over the weekend despite solid play on offense in the two games. The 11th-ranked Waves lost to No. 5 University of California, Berkeley 10-8 Saturday but won Sunday’s match against No. 15 University of the Pacific 7-5. Freshmen Grant Miller and Adam Hewko combined to score … [Read more...] about Offense explodes over weekend
Politics include more than government
Sports Inciter GARRETT WAITSports Assistant Politics. No matter what side of the fence you sit on after the latest election, you know that politics are a huge part of life. The Pepperdine men’s basketball team is all about politics too — it seems to be a running theme for the team lately. Yes, we all know about the travails of last year’s team. Yes, they struggled rebounding … [Read more...] about Politics include more than government
Business contest begins Nov. 11
Crystal LuongAssistant News Editor Business dreams, which seemed so far away for some Pepperdine students, could be one step closer to realization. The winning team in the first-ever Pepperdine Business Plan Competition will be awarded seed money for a start-up venture, a cash jackpot that could potentially be worth between $10,000 and $20,000. The event, organized by the … [Read more...] about Business contest begins Nov. 11
Swim opens season
BEN YOUNG/Photo EditorJunior Nicole Okuna finished second in the 50- and 100-yard butterfly events over the weekend. Swimming and Diving LINDSEY BESECKERSports Editor Members of the Pepperdine women’s swimming and diving team had an impressive opening meet last weekend when it hosted the Wave Malibu Invitational. “Our team dominated all the other teams,” sophomore diver … [Read more...] about Swim opens season
Provost still reviewing budget cuts
Joann GroffNews Editor Provost Darryl Tippens said he is still deliberating over the recommendations he received from Seaver Dean David Baird on how to cut approximately $1 million from Seaver College. “We don’t have a single date,” Tippens said through his assistant. “The budget process will take place over several weeks.” Originally, degrees in advertising, humanities, … [Read more...] about Provost still reviewing budget cuts