Precision-guided bombs top war plan WASHINGTON — In the first 48 hours of the opening air campaign, the Pentagon plans on unleashing 3,000 precision-guided bombs and missiles to isolate the Iraqi military. The effort is intended to allow a ground attack that would topple a government in shock. The targets of the precision-guided weapons would be air defenses, political and … [Read more...] about National&International
Public Safety Report
Jan. 27 - Feb. 3 1/27/03 • 18:23 • Suspicious Circumstances Location: Off-campus location Summary: Two students reported a suspicious person. Case referred to DPS investigations. 1/28/03 • 00:20 • Hit and Run, Non-Injury Accident Location: Rho Dorm Summary: A student reported that an unknown vehicle hit and damaged a walkway light. Case referred to DPS investigations. … [Read more...] about Public Safety Report
The Zona PING ‘ain’t no thing’ to Wave golfers
By Mike TravisEditor in Chief Once again, the Pepperdine men’s golf team has proven it can stand up to and beat some of the best nationally ranked teams in the country. The Waves posted a strong third place finish on Tuesday at the three-day PING Arizona Intercollegiate tournament, placing ahead of teams from Wake Forest (No. 4), New Mexico (No. 14), USC (No. 18) and Fresno … [Read more...] about The Zona PING ‘ain’t no thing’ to Wave golfers
SGA: Philanthropy funds stir multiple debates
By Crystal LuongNews Assistant The Student Government Association philanthropy fund continues to dwindle as the resolutions flow in from campus groups and organizations. In the latest set of resolutions for Delta Gamma’s Anchor Splash and the recent Locked in for Leukemia, debate absorbed SGA members. To support the Delta Gamma Sorority, SGA voted to allocate 30 percent of … [Read more...] about SGA: Philanthropy funds stir multiple debates
Shot down in title match of Shootout
By Kyle JorreySports Editor Coming off an emotional win over USC, the Pepperdine men’s tennis team boarded its flight for Fort Worth, Texas, with nothing but high expectations. Battling against some of the toughest competition its faced this season, the team split their weekend matches at the Texas Christian Shootout, beating Arizona State on Friday 6-1 before falling in the … [Read more...] about Shot down in title match of Shootout