Con: Having a boyfriend or girlfriend is only a pain and not worth the time.By Elice GiorgioneStaff Writer There are two distinct sides to the argument against dating in college. Both views adamantly oppose it; however, the rationales for each perspective vary a great deal. First scenario, we have Suzy. She lives in a single room, eats alone in the caf, spends every night in … [Read more...] about Should students date in college?
Waves split season series with Trojans
After defeating USC back in January, Waves can’t get the win on the road, dropping their fifth straight match.By Kyle JorreySports Editor One for us. And one for them. More than a month after Pepperdine soundly defeated the USC men’s tennis team 5-2 in a thrilling match in Malibu, the Trojans welcomed the Waves to South Central for a chance at revenge, and that’s just what they … [Read more...] about Waves split season series with Trojans
America Attacks: Pepperdine preparedness plans in place
By Michael TravisEditor in Chief As the United States approaches war with Iraq, the possibility of more terrorist attacks on American soil continues to grow. In fact, the Department of Homeland Security recently raised the terror warning level from yellow to orange, indicating there is a serious risk of terrorist activity within the country. In response to these perceived … [Read more...] about America Attacks: Pepperdine preparedness plans in place
Americans can learn from Bruce Lee
By Michael TravisEditor in Chief Bruce Lee was one of the greatest martial artists of the 20th century. America is the greatest and most powerful country in the world. There are more similarities between the man and the nation than most people think. Martial arts provide a way for people to harness the tremendous power of the human body. Often the training includes methods … [Read more...] about Americans can learn from Bruce Lee
Volleyball awaits tough competition
By Joann GroffAssistant Sports Editor Better late than never. Pepperdine’s men’s volleyball team continued to rebuild its winning streak after a slow start against University of California San Diego last Saturday. After falling to the Tritons in the first game, 26-30, the Waves made the comeback they needed and took the next three games, 30-21, 30-20, 30-27. The No. … [Read more...] about Volleyball awaits tough competition