Pepperdine gets a lot of offensive action, but doesn’t score as Wake Forest claims victory, 1-0. By Josh Fleer Sports Assistant A hot Wake Forest team snapped Pepperdine’s seven-game winning streak in a physical match Sunday, leaving the Waves anxious to return to the field to avenge their controversial loss. Despite the defeat, Pepperdine remained in the top 10 in three … [Read more...] about Kickers can’t find way through Wake Forest
Learning, faith topic of seminar
By Melissa Overbeck Staff Writer Since the creation of Pepperdine in 1937, university officials have been seeking to discover what it means to be a Christian university. This fall, Pepperdine will take another giant step toward answering that question. In October, it will host the 13th annual conference of the Lilly Fellows program in the Humanities and the Arts, a … [Read more...] about Learning, faith topic of seminar
Pep takes 4th, Llano tabbed as top female golfer
By Hailey Amato Staff Writer Fourth out of 17 teams doesn’t sound bad, but it fell short of what the No. 15-ranked Pepperdine women’s golf team hoped. The Waves plan to rebound from their performance at the Comcast/Dick McGuire Invitational last week in their next contest, the Stanford Invitational on Oct. 17 through 19, said the team. “We’re looking for the same effort, but … [Read more...] about Pep takes 4th, Llano tabbed as top female golfer
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Moral compass gauges gay issues
By Sarah Carillo and Joann Groff Assistant News Editors Two years ago, the issue of homosexuality was debated within the pages of the Graphic opinion section, instigated by a Convocation on how a church tackled the issue of homosexuality. Within days of that paper’s distribution, feedback came pouring in, and in the weeks that followed, and several editorials ran in response. … [Read more...] about Moral compass gauges gay issues