By Hailey AmatoStaff Writer If only they had a healthy team. Last Friday the Pepperdine women’s tennis squad fell 6-1 to the No. 1 team in the nation, the University of Southern California Trojans. In a sport where every point and every teammate is crucial, competing without three of seven players makes winning almost impossible. “If we come out a little healthier we can do … [Read more...] about Injury bug bites again against No. 1 USC
PUBLIC SAFETY REPORT
Selected summaries from March 19 - March 26 3/19/03 • 20:20 • Auto Burglary Location: Center for Communication and Business Summary: Two students reported the theft of personal property from inside a vehicle. Case referred to DPS investigations. 3/19/03 • 21:02 • Obscene/Threatening Phone Call Location: Dorm 8 Summary: A student reported having received numerous unwanted … [Read more...] about PUBLIC SAFETY REPORT
Quakes rattle the Waves
By Jared HermannStaff Writer Pepperdine traveled cross-town to play Cal State Northridge Tuesday, hoping to add another loss to the nine-game losing streak Northridge incurred over the past few weeks. With the frustration mounting, the Quakes let it all out on the Waves, especially Northridge junior shortstop Jesse Perez, who recorded his first two home runs of the season. … [Read more...] about Quakes rattle the Waves
America Attacks: Benton leads four professors in Iraq discussion
By JJ BowmanNews Editor Far removed from the banter of such television news bigwigs as Chris Matthews and Bill O’Reilly, Pepperdine added its own contribution to the Iraq debate; only it was done in the form of a calm discussion led by university President Dr. Andrew K. Benton. Benton assured the Elkins Auditorium audience of about 75 students and faculty that they would not … [Read more...] about America Attacks: Benton leads four professors in Iraq discussion
ROTC future up in the air
By Jordan MorrisAssistant News Editor For several decades, Pepperdine has been one of more than 50 universities in an ROTC cross-town contract with Loyola Marymount University, which welcomes qualified students from each of these universities to participate in two-, three- or four-year programs on its campus. Pepperdine has offered academic credit and government-funded … [Read more...] about ROTC future up in the air