JESSICA MERTURINews Assistant This year’s Homecoming, hosted by Seaver College and the Alumni Office, will welcome Pepperdine alumni back “home” for a three-day event including the Jim Dine exhibit at the Weisman Museum, sporting events and a “Back to the Classroom” program to reconnect with old professors. Events will take place Feb. 16 though 18, beginning with Waves baseball … [Read more...] about Homecoming events connect, reunite alumni
Water treatment facility construction complete
RACHEL JOHNSONStaff Writer After months of anticipation, the Malibu Civic Center Stormwater Treatment Facility has been completed. A dedication ceremony took place at the location on the north side of Civic Center Way, just west of Cross Creek Road, on Friday at 10 a.m. “The facility will process up to 1,400 gallons per minute of stormwater runoff from the Civic Center … [Read more...] about Water treatment facility construction complete
How to totally ignore Valentine’s Day
ASHLYEE HICKMANLiving Editor Chocolates, roses, creepy naked babies wielding deadly weapons—Bah hum bug—wait, wrong holiday. Valentine’s Day is often viewed as plague rather than pleasure. Some would argue that Hallmark and Hershey’s just want consumer America to believe that this is the time to acknowledge one’s love so that they may cash in on the gifts, cards and … [Read more...] about How to totally ignore Valentine’s Day
Men go 2-0; Steinberg reaches century mark
SHUHEI MATSUOAssistant Sports Editor The ninth-ranked Waves men’s tennis team dominated Saint Mary’s 6-1 and Santa Clara 7-0 during Saturday’s West Cost Conference doubleheader, giving Head Coach Adam Steinberg his 99th and 100th victories at Pepperdine. Adding two wins, the Waves improved to a 4-1 overall record for the 2007 campaign. “I thought that was a good weekend,” … [Read more...] about Men go 2-0; Steinberg reaches century mark
Film series aims to unite WWII veterans through jazz music
RYAN HAGENNews Assistant For many, World War II conjures the sounds of screaming bullets, barked orders and bursting bombs. Guy DeFazio would like to add jazz to that list. “That music was a symbol of American freedom, innovation and hope in war-torn countries,” said DeFazio, president and founder of the Center for Jazz Arts, centered in Beverly Hills. Many of the World War II … [Read more...] about Film series aims to unite WWII veterans through jazz music