Thoughtfully designing campus spaces is an important part of fostering vibrant community life on campus. We're glad much-needed renovations to the HAWC are coming this summer and it looks like the planners are on the right track. We've been promised a better coffee shop convenience store TV lounge and more student activities offices. While the water-stained ceiling tiles ripped … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Time for some HAWC enlightenment
Spring Break's list of Dos and Don'ts of 2011
Hey Gang. It's that time of the year again when classes cease for a week in the name of collegiate hooliganism and shenanigans. That's right; nothing says "spring break" like the last week of February especially when Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow. Forget the fact that the Storm Fax Weather Almanac claims Phil predicts spring's arrival correctly a pathetic 39 percent of the … [Read more...] about Spring Break's list of Dos and Don'ts of 2011
Video: Men's volleyball falls to LBSU
To see video of the game click here. Pepperdine's No. 9 ranked Men's Volleyball team fell to No. 6 Long Beach State on Wednesday Feb. 24 losing three straight sets (25-13 25-22 25-17). The Waves fell to 5-7 overall and 3-7 in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. Junior Matt Pollock hit nine kills during the match to lead the Waves with a .500 hitting percentage on the night. … [Read more...] about Video: Men's volleyball falls to LBSU
New website knows you better than you do
Only use "hunch.com" if you believe the ends justify the means. The website reveals new worlds only to those who will trust it with their personal information. Hunch peppers users with personal questions to make personal recommendations. These run the gamut from the common — books TV shows movies to the obscure — roller coasters luggage Los Angeles … [Read more...] about New website knows you better than you do
'Global Tides' makes return
"Global Tides an online international studies academic journal at Seaver College founded in 2007, recently returned after being shut down in 2009. It expanded its borders by adding religion, humanities and social studies to its disciplinary topics. Global Tides" editors expect to progress from this fifth annual online edition to a semi-annual print publication in the near … [Read more...] about 'Global Tides' makes return