The women's basketball team had no problem notching another victory in their second home exhibition game against Cal State L.A. on Nov. 6. The Wave's rolled over the Eagle's by more than 50 points winning 108-52. According to head coach Julie Rousseau the Eagles played hard but the visitors' 45 turnovers and 29 steals forced by Pepperdine made the game an easy win for … [Read more...] about Women's Basketball: Waves clip Eagles
Multicultural talent project aims to educate entertain
The Multicultural Theater Project will allow Pepperdine students to showcase their talents in a show that promotes an understanding of diversity on campus."[The project] tries to create a community that has conversation about diversity and raises questions about diversity on campus said Assistant Professor of English Joi Carr.Auditions were held Thursday Nov. 5. After months of … [Read more...] about Multicultural talent project aims to educate entertain
Men's Tennis: Team wins against top players
In a tournament populated by some of the top players on the West Coast Pepperdine's men's tennis team certainly stood out at the 53rd Southern California Intercollegiate Championships Nov. 4 through 8.Senior Bassam Beidas tore through the first two rounds en route to winning the main draw singles title."I felt like I was attacking more than I have been in recent months Beidas … [Read more...] about Men's Tennis: Team wins against top players
Alum shares thoughts about eating
Highlighter-pink frosted cupcakes and a treat-interested audience floated about the Kresge Reading Room in Payson Library Thursday Nov. 4 as people gathered to meet and hear from Pepperdine alumna Leslie Landis. She is the author of newly published "The Art of Overeating: A Bellyful of Laughs About Our Food-Phobic Culture." Landis calls her creation an "old-fashioned how-to … [Read more...] about Alum shares thoughts about eating