SHANNON KELLYNews Editor The Pepperdine Board of Regents has appointed, as its newest member, a former senior vice president of the popular dating Web site, eHarmony.com. Alumna Marylyn M. Warren, wife of the company’s founder alumnus Dr. Neil Clark Warren, will sit on the advancement and public affairs committee of the university’s chief governing body. “There are several … [Read more...] about New regent brings wealth of experience
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Frat marks 10 years, considers the future
JAIMIE FRANKLINAssistant News Editor The oldest national fraternity chapter on campus will celebrate its 10th anniversary Saturday. Members of Sigma Phi Epsilon will unveil a 10-year plan created to guide future generations to meet ambitious goals. The plan consists of three parts intended to improve the college experiences of members and the prestige of the fraternity. This … [Read more...] about Frat marks 10 years, considers the future
Overseas students create soccer team
ANNA KINGStaff Writer While living abroad in Italy, one of the most fiercely devoted countries to soccer in the world, a group of nine students from the Florence International Program has formed an Italian calcetto soccer team (soccer played on tennis-court sized fields), the first organized sports team overseas to represent Pepperdine. Brought together for various reasons, … [Read more...] about Overseas students create soccer team
Whole Foods plans to open new Malibu store in future
JAIMIE FRANKLIN & RACHEL JOHNSONAssistant News Editor & News Assistant There’s some good news for health nuts: A Whole Foods Market is set to open in the Malibu Colony. The bad news is it won’t be open any sooner than two years from now. The location for the health food store is at the corner of Cross Creek Road and Civic Center Way, where the former Papa Jack’s Skate … [Read more...] about Whole Foods plans to open new Malibu store in future
Alumnus’ music still sweet
JESSICA MERTURIStaff Writer Da Shiek Woodard received a practice room key in 1993 when he was merely a freshman at Pepperdine. After his performance during his 10-year reunion at Homecoming, he was determined to see if it worked. “We’re going to find out today if this is working,” Woodard said as he dangled in the air the key he had saved for so long. When Woodard attended … [Read more...] about Alumnus’ music still sweet