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Young fans flock to the baseball field

March 18, 2014 by Wen Chen

Photos by Sylvia Hartley Little League baseball is where almost every American ball player started and where they first developed their skills, ambitions and dreams. Pepperdine Athletics’ “Sundays at the Ballpark” initiative will give young baseball fans the opportunity to interact with the Waves baseball team and be a part of the excitement that accompanies a collegiate … [Read more...] about Young fans flock to the baseball field

Cal Grant Program in Jeopardy for Private Colleges

March 14, 2014 by Whitney Irick

Photo Courtesy of Deborah Armstrong Five Pepperdine students and staff members headed to Sacramento on March 11 to protest a proposed cut to Cal Grant awards for students who attend private schools like Pepperdine. Their trip was part of the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities’ “Day in the Capitol.” The California Legislature and Gov. Jerry … [Read more...] about Cal Grant Program in Jeopardy for Private Colleges

Cafeteria and Sandbar Evacuated

March 10, 2014 by Veronica Johnson

Photo by Veronica Johnson Around 12:40 this afternoon, both the Waves Cafeteria and Sandbar were evacuated as everyone was told to move to areas such as Smothers parking lot and Payson Library. Jeff Rapp, who works with Pepperdine Dining Services explained the situation: “DPS came down here, and said basically that everyone had to split. That’s all I know. All the … [Read more...] about Cafeteria and Sandbar Evacuated

Vintage Grocers Opens in Malibu

March 8, 2014 by Gretchen Andsager

Photos by Richelle Chen Hundreds of Malibu residents came out Wednesday to celebrate the grand opening of Vintage Grocers, a new independent grocery store in West Malibu. Customers arrived early, and by opening time they were standing in a line wrapping all the way around the back of the grocery store. Vintage Grocers’ market manager, Eric Fuchser, began the ribbon … [Read more...] about Vintage Grocers Opens in Malibu

Pepperdine Happy Feet cleanses soles with purpose

March 5, 2014 by Alysha Tsuji

Photo by Mark Spigos Freezing in the pouring rain, sopping wet in a dress shirt, amongst a group of strangers in Downtown LA, senior Andrew Enslen found himself in an unfamiliar and uncomfortable situation. It was his second time volunteering with UCLA’s Program in Medical Education’s Happy Feet Clinic. UCLA PRIME is a five-year MD and masters program. In 2008, 17 PRIME … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Happy Feet cleanses soles with purpose

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