SCOTT MILLERNews Assistant At the same time that a new report by MSNBC saying that sectarian violence is rising all throughout the Arab world, House Democrats introduced a non-binding resolution to oppose President Bush’s surge tactic. When reports like this are being printed, the appropriate course of action for the United States, which has hundreds of thousands of active … [Read more...] about House bill ineffective, redundant statement
Plame, Wilson are victims in CIA case
Marc ChoquettePerspectives Editor While the war in Iraq and the 2008 election dominate media coverage, there is an issue that is not getting the coverage it ought to receive. News outlets have rarely led with the story, and for obvious reasons: The issue is complex, tangible evidence is minimal, and the fact that the number of people involved with the case is staggering: … [Read more...] about Plame, Wilson are victims in CIA case
Face in the Crowd: Julie Dlugokecki
LINDSEY BOERMALiving Assistant Throughout history, women have influenced the world as we know it. When Harriet Tubman spoke the words, “You have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world,” she did not know that they would someday define Pepperdine senior Julie Dlugokecki. Dlugokecki, a political science major, has begun … [Read more...] about Face in the Crowd: Julie Dlugokecki
Waves fall to Fresno State
NICOLE ALBERTSONStaff Writer The Pepperdine women’s tennis team suffered a disheartening Saturday as it fell to No.-24 Fresno State. Despite winning the doubles point, Fresno took advantage of Pepperdine’s generosity and referee’s bad calls. Doubles teams No. 1 Eva Dickes and Sylvia Kosakowski and No. 2 Bianca Dulgheru and Katia Sabate dominated the courts winning their … [Read more...] about Waves fall to Fresno State
Students take advantage of networking
RYAN HAGENStaff Writer Students extended their professional networks and heard career advice Tuesday at the second annual Network Night. “It’s all about the connections,” said senior Vincent Tangkilisan. Like many of the roughly 30 students who spent two hours in the Caf, he is a business major and looking to start his career in just a few months. The first of the eight … [Read more...] about Students take advantage of networking