By Doug StevensAssistant Opinions Editor Last week the television program “COPS” ran an episode highlighting its 15 greatest moments. No. 1 was a high-speed chase that started in Pomona and crossed three different police jurisdictions. That particular chase ended relatively safely, with a minor collision and the apprehension of the suspect. Unfortunately, many police pursuits … [Read more...] about Have cops lost the license to pursue?
Pep awaits USC match
By Joann GroffAssistant Sports Editor Pepperdine’s men’s volleyball team will enter Mountain Pacific Sports Federation play next week riding on the momentum of a win over Cal Baptist last Thursday. Pepperdine edged the Lancers in five games during a non-conference match in Riverside. The match came down to the final game, with scores of 28-30, 33-35, 30-26, 30-26, and 15-12. … [Read more...] about Pep awaits USC match
New GE curriculum impacts all students
By Jordan MorrisAssistant News Editor For the first time in 18 years, Seaver College’s general education program will undergo comprehensive changes. Effective next semester, new requirements and courses will affect all new and returning students. These changes are the result of a process that lasted more than four years and involved discussion among both faculty and students. … [Read more...] about New GE curriculum impacts all students
Swimmers make a splash
By Hailey AmatoStaff Writer The Pepperdine women’s swimming and diving team has faced some steep competition in recent weeks. The Waves were back in action in a three-team meet at Raleigh Runnels Memorial Pool Saturday. Pepperdine emerged with a win over Loyola Marymount University and a loss to rival University of San Diego, the defending Pacific Collegiate Swimming Conference … [Read more...] about Swimmers make a splash
Kafkaesque
By Aaron Kafka "Maybe we should just ask housing for a new room." January 16, 2003 … [Read more...] about Kafkaesque