JESSICA BIBERCurrents Editor Junior EllenAnne Harboe is one of those people you just can’t help but like. With ringlets in her hair and an easy smile on her face, Harboe is a Southern belle who is an artist in more ways than one. An art major with an emphasis in sculpture, her preferred form of design is functional, earthy pottery. When not in the art studio, however, she can … [Read more...] about Artist among us: Ellen Anne Harboe
Waves break eight school records
TAYLOR BIRDSports Assistant Senior Chris Ogle took first place in the men’s 3000-meter steeplechase and freshman members of the Pepperdine men’s and women’s track and field teams set a total of eight school records Saturday at the Pomona-Pitzer Invitational in Pomona, Calif. This meet concluded the season for most of the two squads but a few will move on. Ogle’s winning time … [Read more...] about Waves break eight school records
SGA holds last meeting of the semester
FLORA THEDENNews Assistant The final Student Government Association meeting of the semester was packed with exciting new initiatives and sentimental moments. President Andy Canales opened the meeting with words of reflection. “It has truly been an honor to serve in this position,” Canales said. “I feel very positive about everything we have accomplished this semester.” Next … [Read more...] about SGA holds last meeting of the semester
David Odorizzi: Rugby player
ZANE MILLERStaff Writer Pepperdine freshman David Odorizzi stands ready on the sideline of a football field turned rugby pitch. He waits eagerly, separated from the bulk of the 15-man team. Finally, Pepperdine recovers the oblong ball and the whole line of mud-splattered players moves forward. The ball starts moving down the line, each man clad in blue and orange zipping the … [Read more...] about David Odorizzi: Rugby player
Freshman tennis star fitting in as smooth as his forehand
TONY SIMEONEStaff Writer Having been born and raised in Mexico City, Alejandro Moreno expected the transition to be harder. Usually only leaving his country to participate in tennis tournaments in the United States, Moreno came to Pepperdine facing what would be his longest stint outside of his home country. “I once took a two month trip, and that was the longest I had been … [Read more...] about Freshman tennis star fitting in as smooth as his forehand