More than a thousand volunteers lend their time for various causes in the greater Los Angeles area Saturday. KATE SCHWARTZStaff Writer Paul Clark/Photo Editor On Sept. 9th Pepperdine students continued a tradition of service to impact neighboring communities. From Ventura to Los Angeles County 1,300 students, staff, faculty and alumni participated in the 18th annual Step … [Read more...] about Volunteers step forward to help their community
Coach earns ring for each hand
Ten Minutes with Adam Steinberg JANE LEESports Editor Adam Steinberg is no stranger around campus anymore. The head coach of Pepperdine’s 2006 NCAA Championship men’s tennis team has had quite the year on and off the court. As our opening guest in the return of “10 Minutes With …”, Steinberg talks about these life-changing events with the Graphic sports staff for the first time … [Read more...] about Coach earns ring for each hand
Attacks commemorated
Special guests join the university community to remember Sept. 11 with ceremonies at the Heroes’ Garden. JAIMIE FRANKLIN Staff Writer The Pepperdine community took time Monday to remember the events of Sept. 11 with guest speaker Deena Burnett, the widow of Pepperdine alumnus and Flight 93 passenger Thomas Burnett. The day began as students gathered in Stauffer Chapel for a … [Read more...] about Attacks commemorated
Laws not necessary to stop abortion
ASHTON ELLISStaff Writer With the Supreme Court’s new session fast approaching, many pro-lifers are wondering whether new additions John Roberts and Sam Alito will attempt to overturn legalized abortion. But what if the long sought reversal of Roe was unnecessary? What if abortion became irrelevant? Not less important, not outlawed — irrelevant. Imagine living in a country … [Read more...] about Laws not necessary to stop abortion
Lions bite, conquer No.-6 Waves
SHUHEI MATSUOAssistant Sports Editor After capturing second place at the season-opening Triton Invitational in San Diego on Sept. 3, Pepperdine traveled again Saturday and played against cross-town rival Loyola Marymount. However, the sixth-ranked Waves fell to the No.-9 Lions, 9-7, at the Burns Recreation and Aquatics Center in Los Angeles. LMU used a 6-on-5 advantage to score … [Read more...] about Lions bite, conquer No.-6 Waves