YesBy Scott WithycombeContributing Writer After more than 30 years of living in fear, the citizens of Iraq can finally begin to breathe the fresh air of freedom. As our troops continue to uncover the mass graves of the brutally murdered and discover the torture and rape rooms of a ruthless tyrant, the mission of the United States comes into full perspective. Now, our country … [Read more...] about Does Iraq’s future depend on the guidance of the United States?
Men and women win first at tough Cal Lutheran course
By Rosy Banks Staff Writer The fastest in the history of Pepperdine, men’s and women’s cross-country teams are taking victory with a vengeance this season. Both teams took first place in their meet at nearby Cal Lutheran on Saturday, with the women’s team winning by 44 points and the men taking their race by 34 places. Filled with hills and rough terrain, the course … [Read more...] about Men and women win first at tough Cal Lutheran course
Father Boyle brings his homeboys
Convo speaker described life for former gang members in downtown Los Angeles and talked about his church’s job placement program. By Sarah Pye Living Editor Father Greg Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries and inspiration to countless reformed gang members, offered Pepperdine students an important message when he spoke at Wednesday morning’s Convocation. “Life’s about showing … [Read more...] about Father Boyle brings his homeboys
Waves’ fans can catch basketball action from the comfort of home
Team announces its 2003-2004 television schedule, including games versus Maryland and Utah. By Kyle Jorrey Sports Editor Good news to all the lazy Waves fans out there. If you can’t get off your backside and make it to Firestone Fieldhouse on game night, chances are you’ll be able to catch the contest in the comfort of your own home from your TV set. Pepperdine will be … [Read more...] about Waves’ fans can catch basketball action from the comfort of home
Anyone can play guitar…just not as well as this
Radiohead fills the Hollywood Bowl with rock, trippy lights and a spiritual experience By Jennifer Clay A&E Assistant It’s not an easy feat writing concert reviews, particularly when you offer to review a band notorious for its somewhat fanatical concertgoers and did-I-record-every-detail-of-this-perfect-show groupies. When the most uttered phrase before, during and after … [Read more...] about Anyone can play guitar…just not as well as this