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After losing ten of thirteen games Pepperdine's baseball proved themselves winning four straight this past week.  The Waves swept the Chanticleers of Coastal Carolina previously ranked No. 23 nationally this past weekend.  They continued the winning streak on Tuesday beating Cal Poly in a very close matchup. On Friday March 18th the Waves were in a critical … [Read more...] about Baseball looks forward after satisfying week

  Two Pepperdine professors weighed in on the Libya crisis at an event in Payson Library on Monday. Dr. David Simonowitz visiting assistant professor of Middle Eastern studies and Dr. Robert Lloyd associate professor of international relations provided analysis into the conflict. The situation in Libya has moved rapidly since protests began Feb. 17 and the true nature of … [Read more...] about Professors give insight into Libya

  Lacrosse The Pepperdine men's lacrosse team improved their record Saturday with an 8-4 victory over Biola at Alumni Park to improve their season to 2-4. They led the first two quarters in shots but fell behind in the second half. Luckily they were able to hold onto their lead and the victory. The team's last match against Marymount College on March 12 ended in a 19-2 … [Read more...] about This week's game summaries

Heavy rains began falling in the Los Angeles area on Sunday breaking the 1943 Downtown LA record of 1.48 inches of rainfall with 2.42 inches for March 20. The severe rain continued through the night issuing flash flood warnings throughout the western Los Angeles County. The severe rainfall caused rockslides and road collapses along Pacific Coast Highway closing much of the … [Read more...] about Malibu suffers damage after drenching weather

Equestrians and bicyclists dispute trails The Malibu Creek Park trail is over dispute between local cyclist and equestrians. A recent proposal to give better access to cyclists on two trails in the Reagan Ranch at Malibu Creek State Park by providing passing lanes has put the two groups at odds.  On March 2 park officials held a public meeting to discuss the … [Read more...] about What's Breaking