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First-Year Law Student Evan Carthen Passes

September 21, 2016 by Kayiu Wong

Photo Courtesy of Thomas Inkel, Pepperdine Law Surf Report The Pepperdine School of Law community is mourning the loss of 22-year-old first-year student Evan Carthen. He passed away Sept. 5. Details regarding his death have not been publicly released by Carthen’s family. Carthen came to Pepperdine to pursue his dream of becoming a district attorney, according to an email … [Read more...] about First-Year Law Student Evan Carthen Passes

The Last Call: Dodgers Legend Leaves Mic after 67 years

September 21, 2016 by Arthur Puu

Photos Courtesy of Carol Schalla and Pepperdine University Hollywood has historically been known as the home of the best entertainers and storytellers in the world. While many of these personalities needed to write a script, sing songs or put their name on the big screen, three of the greatest sports announcers of all-time only needed a microphone to share their stories with … [Read more...] about The Last Call: Dodgers Legend Leaves Mic after 67 years

Women’s Soccer Endures Tough Homestand

September 21, 2016 by Arthur Puu

Photos by Milan Loiacono Pepperdine Women's Soccer team returned home for a quick two-game homestand last weekend, as they took on No. 11 UCLA on Friday and Kansas on Sunday. The Waves lost Friday afternoon 3-0 against UCLA and tied 1-1 against Kansas on Sunday. In the first match against No. 11 UCLA, both teams began the match fighting in a competitive first half. … [Read more...] about Women’s Soccer Endures Tough Homestand

ICC Makes Changes

September 21, 2016 by Bryce Hanamoto

Graphic by Kylie Meyers Inter-Club Council (ICC) made changes to its leadership training and funding for clubs this school year. The allotment for general funding per club was cut in half, revenue generating events are no longer being funded, and leadership training for club leaders is mandatory. ICC is a resource for approved student-led organizations to receive … [Read more...] about ICC Makes Changes

Sam Lagana Gives the Los Angeles Rams a Voice

September 21, 2016 by Jackson Hogan

Photo Courtesy of Sam Lagana Imagine your childhood team breaks your heart by leaving your city. You think it's over. Then, triumph. They return 22 years later. And not only do you get to watch your memories come to life again, but that very same team offers you a job as their PA announcer. Although this sounds unreal, that story isn't a hypothetical situation for … [Read more...] about Sam Lagana Gives the Los Angeles Rams a Voice

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