Streaking Dons can’t beat the Zags Ronny Turiaf scored 24 points and hauled in a game-high 13 rebounds for his eighth career double-double, and Head Coach Mark Few reached the career 100-win plateau as Gonzaga University fought off a tough University of San Francisco squad for an 82-71 victory Saturday. The Bulldogs (19-6, 10-1) won for the 21st straight time against WCC … [Read more...] about West Coast Conference Briefs
Public Safety Report
(2/11-2/16) 2/11/03 • 00:08 • Obscene/Threatening Phone Call Location: Dorm 8 Summary: A student reported that she received numerous obscene phone calls from an unknown caller. Case referred to DPS investigations. 2/11/03 • 12:36 • Information Report Location: Public Safety Office Summary: A student reported concerns of a possible stalker. Case referred to DPS … [Read more...] about Public Safety Report
Ballin’: NASCAR – Ain’t it the best thing
By Kyle JorreySports Editor This past weekend’s Daytona 500, stock car racing’s biggest event, had to be stopped short because of rain for just the third time in its 45-year history. And at the same time, for the 20th consecutive year of my history, I neglected to watch. Of course I had a more important schedule planned that Sunday to tend to — sleep, play video games, … [Read more...] about Ballin’: NASCAR – Ain’t it the best thing
Winning big, losing hard
By Kyle JorreySports Editor Throughout the 2002-2003 season, the men’s basketball team has showed its fans that when players perform to their potential, they can be good. Really good. But when they don’t, when players have off games and the team gets away from the basics —shooting, defending and rebounding — that’s when bad things happen. The Waves kicked off this weekend by … [Read more...] about Winning big, losing hard
Radio makes first-ever broadcast from campus
By Faith LynnAssistant Photo Editor Pepperdine’s radio station broadcast for the first time Tuesday night, finally ending the long battle to get it up and running. Sophomore psychology major Dan Long opened the broadcast with his friend, freshman Matt Levesque. “When we first started, I was just extremely nervous … we were running five minutes late … but eventually we got … [Read more...] about Radio makes first-ever broadcast from campus