GREG BARNETTSports Editor The No.-13 Pepperdine men’s tennis team won its seventh consecutive match Wednesday with a win over the No.-42 University of California Golden Bears. With the victory, the Waves improved to 10-6 on the season. Head Coach Adam Steinberg said the team didn’t play great in the match but fought hard in the doubles, and winning that point decided the … [Read more...] about Waves win again, drop Golden Bears
Playing field needs to narrow
LINDSEY BOERMAStaff Writer Consider this a public service announcement to the members of the Democratic Party. In just over seven months, Americans will be entering polling places to vote for President of the United States. The problem? If the current trend keeps up, you still won’t have a candidate. Disregarding Ron Paul (who, for reasons entirely beyond my comprehension, is … [Read more...] about Playing field needs to narrow
Three Waves set school records at USC Trojan Invitational
TAYLOR BIRDSports Assistant Junior Courtney Young and freshmen Amanda Ajdari and David Williams put their names in the record books Saturday as the Pepperdine men’s and women’s track teams took part in the USC Trojan Invitational in Los Angeles. Young clocked in at 10:21.15 in the 3000 meters, surpassing her personal best and the previous school record by six seconds, to place … [Read more...] about Three Waves set school records at USC Trojan Invitational
Bird maintains classic style with new EP
NICOLE ALBERTSONLife Editor While already releasing his seventh studio album “Armchair Apocrypha” in March 2007, Andrew Bird delivers another masterpiece on an eight-track EP “Soldier On” featuring his unique signature sound and style. Known for his whimsical whistling and enchanting violin, Bird creates an EP sure to transport any listener to a place of serenity and … [Read more...] about Bird maintains classic style with new EP
Seniors raise money, rise to ‘challenge’
ASHLEY GALLARDO Staff Weiter Amidst the scramble to tie up loose ends before graduation, the senior class is being faced with one final challenge before their time is up at Pepperdine. Beginning in 1989, it has been an annual tradition for the graduating class to donate a class gift to the university. Originally, this campaign was organized to raise money for student … [Read more...] about Seniors raise money, rise to ‘challenge’