By Hailey Amato Staff Writer As the fall season nears a close, the Pepperdine women’s golf team remains one of the top programs in the country. The No. 15-ranked Waves took 12th at the Pepsi Stanford Intercollegiate Tournament last weekend behind sophomore All-American, Carolina Llano’s ninth place finish. The Waves hope to wrap up the season with a strong finish at the Hooter … [Read more...] about Llano proves her team is up to Pepsi challenge
Playoffs to remember can now be forgotten
By James Riswick News Editor This year’s Major League Baseball playoffs started off with great promise, with things building to epic thoughts of a “Hell Freezes Over Series” featuring those loveable losers the Chicago Cubs and the “Bambinoed” Boston Red Sox. But alas, twas not meant to be. If the Yankees win, it’s yet another notch on their belt, no different than past rings … [Read more...] about Playoffs to remember can now be forgotten
Pep takes fifth in tough field
By Scott Long Staff Writer The Pepperdine men’s golf team returned Tuesday from an impressive fifth place finish at the Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions in Knoxville, Tenn. The tournament fielded 15 strong teams, including first-place winner Vanderbilt and the Swedish National Team as the second place finisher. “Although we did not play our best golf, it was a solid team … [Read more...] about Pep takes fifth in tough field
Students go south of the border to serve
Undergraduates head to San Felipe, Mexico, to build a family’s house. By Jami Lambert Online Editor While most students enjoyed their extra day off last weekend by relaxing at the beach or spending time with their families, a group of about 80 undergraduates packed their bags and headed to San Felipe, Mexico, for three days of service. These students carried on a Pepperdine … [Read more...] about Students go south of the border to serve
Officials say Madness may need rethinking
By Kyle Jorrey Sports Editor The tradition of Midnight Madness began less than 10 years ago at Pepperdine with Lorenzo Romar, the head coach of the men’s basketball team between 1997 and 1999. Romar brought the collegiate basketball tradition with him from UCLA, which, like so many other universities across the nation, kicked off their basketball seasons with a late-night … [Read more...] about Officials say Madness may need rethinking