By Brittany Kelley Staff Writer The view of the Pacific is pretty amazing from Pepperdine’s cafeteria, but as of Feb. 20, it has some competition when it comes to Pepperdine’s “must-see” attractions. Several dramatic improvements have transformed Pepperdine’s Stauffer Chapel into one of the campus’ most beautiful landmarks. Thanks to donations from Facilities Management … [Read more...] about Renovation work done; chapel open
Perspectives
Hecklers Beware: He Sets Them Up And Show Everyone Why HE Is The Real John Mayer
By Lindsey Besecker Assistant Sports Editor Behind every great play, there is usually someone there to make it happen. As setter for the Pepperdine men’s volleyball team, junior John Mayer does not get to rack up the kills like his teammates do during matches. Instead, he sets them up for the memorable plays of the night. “I get my share in the summers playing beach … [Read more...] about Hecklers Beware: He Sets Them Up And Show Everyone Why HE Is The Real John Mayer
Student could be youngest L.A. councilman city’s history
By Katie Clary News Assistant Sophomore Greg Martayan doesn’t wear flip-flops. He prefers sports blazers with an American flag pinned to the lapel. He dresses less like the average Pepperdine student and more like a politician. Rightly so, since Martayan, 20, is running for Los Angeles City Council in 2005. “The city of Los Angeles is in a crisis and we need a change of … [Read more...] about Student could be youngest L.A. councilman city’s history
‘Monologues’ spark dialogue
Malibu Stage Co. and more than 20 Pepperdine students stage three performances of ‘The Vagina Monologues’ to raise money for women’s causes. By Rudabeh Shahbazi Perspecitves Editor More than 20 Pepperdine students contributed to Malibu’s first production of the “Vagina Monologues” at Malibu Stage Company last week, raising $6,000 to benefit female victims of violence. … [Read more...] about ‘Monologues’ spark dialogue
A Look Ahead: The WCC Tournament
By Kyle Jorrey and Hailey Amato Sports Editor and Staff Writer Despite sub-par win-loss records, both the men’s and women’s basketball teams still have a shot at the big prize — an invitation to the 2004 NCAA Tournament. All they’ve got to do to get there is win the annual West Coast Conference Tournament. Starting two weeks from this Friday, the WCC tournament is college … [Read more...] about A Look Ahead: The WCC Tournament