By Josh Fleer Sports Assistant Pepperdine ended its winless streak in a must-win game, earning a spot as one of 64 teams headed to the NCAA Tournament. The Waves will face USC in the first round of the tournament played at UCLA’s Drake Stadium. As a result of a rough streak that started three games into conference play, Pepperdine went from hopeful tournament hosts to … [Read more...] about Waves hope offense will get things going come tourney time
Graphic staff attends Dallas ACP conference
By Sarah Carrillo Assistant News Editor Twenty-three members of Pepperdine’s Student Publications traveled to Dallas last Wednesday to participate in the 82nd annual National Student Media Convention. The convention was sponsored by the Associated Collegiate Press, College Media Advisers and Collegiate Broadcasters, Inc. More than 2,600 representatives from colleges and … [Read more...] about Graphic staff attends Dallas ACP conference
Business class accents life lessons
By Jordan Morris Perspectives Editor Ask anyone why he or she attends college, and you’ll encounter a hodgepodge of answers. Some are merely complying with parents’ wishes; others are seeking escape from them. Some are searching for meaning in their lives; others just have nothing better to do. Some are following their life-long ambitions; many others are grasping the hope of … [Read more...] about Business class accents life lessons
Alone at the top
With a 3-2 victory over LMU, the women’s volleyball team has won 18 straight this season, and an unprecedented 40 straight in the WCC. By Lindsey Besecker Assistant Sports Editor Since the beginning of the season, it has been a goal for the No. 4 Pepperdine women’s volleyball team to finish conference undefeated. The team took one step closer to that goal Saturday with a 3-2 … [Read more...] about Alone at the top
Ahmanson development halted to protect wildlife
After years of debate, the Ranch land has been saved to preserve more than 2,800 acres of pristine environmental refuge. By Rosy Banks Assistant Living Editor A $150 million deal has ended the battle lasting more than a decade between environmentalists and Washington Mutual developers. The massive housing project proposed by Washington Mutual in Ahmanson Ranch planned to … [Read more...] about Ahmanson development halted to protect wildlife