The three-day confiscation of first-year student Karre Lawson's cell phone sparked serious discussion about what lengths faculty members may go to in the pursuit of enforcing their classroom rules.Lawson was sitting in the PLC for an evening Biology colloquium a class of about 135 students Tuesday Oct. 26.She said that she was browsing pictures online that were relevant to the … [Read more...] about Questionable confiscation rekindles technology debate
Pepp polo player goes international
"Having the will to win and not being OK with being just average is the key to becoming an elite athlete said Pepperdine men's water polo Head Coach Jack Kocur. For JP MacDonell, a four-year Pepperdine water polo player and 2010 graduate, playing at Pepperdine helped to lay the foundation for his journey to becoming an elite athlete. MacDonell is currently playing … [Read more...] about Pepp polo player goes international
Crossfit comes to Malibu
Cross Fit is to exercise like Twitter is to social media. It's big and only getting bigger quickly becoming a dominant exercise routine for health nuts along the West Coast. Mike Anderson is a Pepperdine graduate and the owner and operator of CrossFit Malibu which opened just over a year ago. According to its website CrossFit's program is "broad general and inclusive and … [Read more...] about Crossfit comes to Malibu
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Women's soccer team uninspiring in last half of season
Another late season loss for the women's soccer team (1-2-2) drags them to a second-to-last tie with LMU in the West Coast Conference after Friday's 2-1 disappointment against the University of San Diego. WCC preseason coaching polls projected Pepperdine to finish fourth in the conference however they have only posted two wins in the last nine games with a season record of … [Read more...] about Women's soccer team uninspiring in last half of season