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Hot Shots: Controversy Surrounding the MLB Pitch Clock

April 22, 2023 by Nicholas Shea

Transparency Item: The views expressed in this article are the opinion of the writer. Major League Baseball’s Commissioner Rob Manfred and the Competition Committee voted Sept. 9, to implement a pitch clock with the objective of shaving 20 to 30 minutes off of a three to four hour game. The pitch clock is a timer set at 15 seconds with the bases empty, 20 seconds with runners … [Read more...] about Hot Shots: Controversy Surrounding the MLB Pitch Clock

Mechanisms of Mindfulness: Community Members Lead Healthier Lives

April 18, 2023 by Alicia Dofelmier

Art by Skyler Hawkins Life is full of ups and downs, but learning how to cope with these inevitable changes allows people to lead more mindful and peaceful lives.Mindfulness is a person’s ability to be fully present in the moment and not let what is going on around them become overwhelming, according to Mindful.org.Living in the moment, focusing on breathing and trying … [Read more...] about Mechanisms of Mindfulness: Community Members Lead Healthier Lives

Men’s Volleyball Takes Care of Business in 3-0 Sweep

April 9, 2023 by Max Pohlenz

Junior middle blocker Anderson Fuller and redshirt sophomore Eli Crane go up for a block against Cal Lutheran at Firestone Fieldhouse on April 1. Fuller had four block assists, and Crane merited two assists and a single solo block. Photos by Brandon RubsamenMen's Volleyball earned a 3-0 victory over Cal Lutheran at Firestone Fieldhouse on April 1.Following two away losses on … [Read more...] about Men’s Volleyball Takes Care of Business in 3-0 Sweep

Pepperdine Women’s Tennis Shows Depth During Pre-Season Play

April 6, 2023 by Shelby Little

The Pepperdine's Women's Tennis Team comes together before a match at the Ralphs-Straus Tennis Center on March 5. The Waves defeated Oklahoma State and continued their four-game win streak with a score of 4-1. Photo courtesy of Pepperdine AthleticsPepperdine’s Women’s Tennis Team excelled during pre-conference play and has swept The West Coast Conference weekly … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Women’s Tennis Shows Depth During Pre-Season Play

Sunday Mornings: Music Shines at the Staple Malibu Farmers Market

April 1, 2023 by Beth Gonzales

Local community members enjoy the sunshine and listen to performer Brad Welker at the Malibu Farmers Market on Feb. 12. Market owner Debra Bianco said she is looking for new student performers. Photos by Sammie Wuensche While walking in the fresh Malibu air and tasting the flavors of a strawberry and chocolate crepe, one could think they're in the middle of Paris. In reality, … [Read more...] about Sunday Mornings: Music Shines at the Staple Malibu Farmers Market

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