Sports

GREG BARNETTSports Editor With the No.-5 Pepperdine men’s volleyball team leading 2-0, it looked as if they were going to sweep visiting USC, but the Trojans stormed back to win the final three games and the match, 3-2 (31-33, 25-30, 30-27, 31-29, 17-15). USC won for the first time in Malibu since the 1999 season and improved to 13-13 on the year while Pepperdine dropped to … [Read more...] about Trojans stun Pep in five games

DEREK SEDAMStaff Writer Forgiveness is one of the hardest human emotions to express. Our emotions control us whether we choose to believe that or not. Sometimes emotional wounds and scars can affect us for life. Take us out of our comfort zones. Give us a “What if?” that never should be apart of our lives. Destroy the lives we thought we knew. Simply, some things are … [Read more...] about Buckner finally forgiven by Red Sox Nation

DANIELLE COMBSStaff Writer From the moment he wakes up until the second he drifts off to sleep, this man has just one passion: running. He’s Pepperdine’s Robert Radnoti, and to say he is driven is an understatement. The Pepperdine track coach wakes up before the sun even rises and reads e-mails only to ensure his runners are happy and healthy, and that his new prospects will … [Read more...] about Driven to run: Coach Robert Radnoti

TONY SIMEONEStaff Writer Having been born and raised in Mexico City, Alejandro Moreno expected the transition to be harder.  Usually only leaving his country to participate in tennis tournaments in the United States, Moreno came to Pepperdine facing what would be his longest stint outside of his home country.  “I once took a two month trip, and that was the longest I had been … [Read more...] about Freshman tennis star fitting in as smooth as his forehand