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January 23, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

Men's Volleyball LAST MATCHES Friday, Jan. 17 - Pepperdine 3, USC 0  Men's Tennis LAST MATCHESThursday, Jan. 16 - Pepperdine 2, UC Berkeley 5  Women's Basketball LAST GAMESThursday, Jan. 16 - Pepperdine 71, Santa Clara 65Saturday, Jan. 18 - Pepperdine 69, San Diego 54  Men's Basketball LAST GAMEFriday, Jan. 17 -  Pepperdine 73, Santa Clara 69Saturday, Jan. 18 - Pepperdine … [Read more...] about WaveBoard 

Juan Williams focuses his ‘eyes on the prize’

January 23, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Christina MillerStaff Writer Why is it that there are still neighborhoods predominantly of one race? And shouldn’t everyone have an equal level of quality in education? As one of America’s leading journalists, Juan Williams speaks about social changes that are already taking place and still need to take place. Best known for writing “Eyes on the Prize:  America’s Civil … [Read more...] about Juan Williams focuses his ‘eyes on the prize’

Golden Bears are too much

January 23, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

By Kyle JorreySports Editor NorCal met SoCal when the No. 18 Waves took to the courts last Thursday to take on No. 10 University of California-Berkeley.  Playing against their stiffest competition of the new season, Pepperdine dropped the dual match 5-2, despite another outstanding effort from standout juniors Calle Hansen and Diego Acuna and the rest of the Pepperdine squad.  … [Read more...] about Golden Bears are too much

Series moves on without benefit of Convo credit

January 23, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

Second Dean’s Lecture installment highlights noted T.S. Eliot scholar, Dr. Jewel Spears-Brooker.By Kim OberhamerStaff Writer Seaver Dean Dr. David Baird expects students to attend his lecture series merely for educational value. While the series features distinguished scholars from around the country, many students say the lack of Convocation credit may hinder attendance. … [Read more...] about Series moves on without benefit of Convo credit

War & peace

January 23, 2003 by Pepperdine Graphic

As the country braces for war, the Pepperdine community steps forward to serve its country in many different ways.By JJ BowmanNews Editor It’s hard to put faces on numbers after a certain point. Few can comprehend a number like 125,000, which is the amount of troops the United States has deployed to the Persian Gulf since December. When reduced to a smaller size, such as five … [Read more...] about War & peace

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