By Kyle JorreyOpinions Editor This past Wednesday country music star Waylon Jennings at age 64 lost his life to diabetes. And while his passing was hard-felt by the millions of fans who loved and respected his music for the past 50 years, to others, mainly the new generation of music fans, it might have gone completely unnoticed. And that is the real tragedy. Because far … [Read more...] about New generation of fans could learn a lot from fallen country star’s life
Men’s golf on a roll
By Lindsey BeseckerAssistant Sports Editor Senior Jason Allred placed third in the Taylor Made Waikoloa (Hawaii) Intercollegiate Tournament last weekend as the Pepperdine men’s golf team finished in 11th place overall. The team is now faced with the task of preparing for the USC Southwestern Invitational. The USC Invitational will be held at the North Ranch Country Club in … [Read more...] about Men’s golf on a roll
Staff Editorial: Hold on, this might be a little bumpy
Pepperdine students and their cars have a special relationship. Unlike the situation at many of the major universities around the country, here in Malibu there’s very little reachable by foot, and the public transportation offered by the university is limited, to say the least. If students have something they really need, or something they really want to do, chances are they … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Hold on, this might be a little bumpy
Mah World: Hurry and quit school before the apocalypse
Nick Mah Yesterday I had my first experience with a true locksmith. While I stood by acting as if I might help at some point in time, I watched Steve disassemble my steering column, remove the lock assembly from the ignition assembly and proceed to hand cut a new key for me. I asked him if he liked locksmithing and he said, “it’s all I know.” So I said to myself, “What do I … [Read more...] about Mah World: Hurry and quit school before the apocalypse
Tennis dismantles Golden Bears, 4-2
By Cheri PhilipsStaff Writer No one would have ever thought that the outcome of last weekend’s men’s tennis match between No. 9-ranked Pepperdine and No. 18-ranked Cal Berkeley would hinge on an ex-Pepperdine player, but that is just what happened on Sunday afternoon. The 4-2 victory over the Golden Bears brought the Waves’ record to 7–2 in dual match action, while the Golden … [Read more...] about Tennis dismantles Golden Bears, 4-2