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Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice presented a montage of political commentary including serious and humorous views on diplomacy in two events on campus Wednesday. The first a discussion at the School of Law entitled "Foreign Policy in a Post-9/11 World addressed a number of topics, ranging from the current situation in Egypt to her roots as the daughter of a … [Read more...] about Condoleezza Rice opens up about life after Washington

Normally when a team starts a season with two losses there is some disappointment and frustration expressed but the men's lacrosse team is surprisingly optimistic. Beginning their season with a 10-6 loss against Occidental University followed by a 9-2 loss on Feb. 4 against UCLA the Waves are looking long-term for the season. Going into the match against UCLA last Friday the … [Read more...] about Lacrosse sees potential despite two losses

She's walking toward me. Her pace quickens. She reaches for something — it's me. She was not interested in conversation. She just wanted a hug. I got the standard "Hi how are you?" then watched her disappear into the mist. She could have just as easily said "You're a piece of meat that I just want to parasitically latch onto." I was left feeling used and walked away with … [Read more...] about Pepperdine's touch issue: Hug abuse

Last week Vice Provost Timothy Chester led a Pepperdine delegation to India to explore opportunities abroad. President Andrew K. Benton said Pepperdine and India were at very early stages of talks making it too early to say exactly what any potential program might look like. According to Pepperdine administrators The Times of India misreported several facts about the visit such … [Read more...] about Administrators clarify India interest