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Men's tennis falls in a close match to No. 1 ranked USC

February 11, 2012 by Mariana Lizarzaburu

In one of the most anticipated matches at home this season, lots of fans arrived at Ralphs-Straus Tennis Center to cheer on the men’s tennis team as they continued their ITA kick-off weekend and faced defending NCAA Champions, the USC Trojans. The Waves put up a great fight against No. 1 raked USC. Unfortunately, they were unable to recover from a solid start in the doubles … [Read more...] about Men's tennis falls in a close match to No. 1 ranked USC

Toreros conquer Waves by wide margin

February 10, 2012 by Alysha Tsuji and Richie Estrella

[youtube KdPfD-s0lUM] MALIBU, CALIF. — Men’s basketball (8-16, 2-11) suffered its third consecutive loss. The Waves fell to San Diego, 70-57, on Feb. 9 in the Firestone Fieldhouse. “We played pretty well in the Gonzaga game [on Feb. 4],” senior center Corbin Moore said. “We didn’t execute the game plan as well as we could have [in this game]. We made lots of mental mistakes … [Read more...] about Toreros conquer Waves by wide margin

Professor Chris Stivers carries on Songfest, Pepperdine legacy

December 5, 2011 by Whitney Irick

Professor and musical director Chris Stivers, fueled by his passion for music, continues his Songfest legacy this year. His close ties to Pepperdine University, his love for music and his intense involvement in Songfest have earned him the label of “Pepperdine Royalty.” Wanting to be near a Christian liberal arts college, Stivers’ grandparents built a house adjacent to the … [Read more...] about Professor Chris Stivers carries on Songfest, Pepperdine legacy

Fake gun in Rho alarms campus, DPS and sheriff's deputies respond

September 21, 2011 by Ian McDonald and Zach Alfred

Three students were detained by Public Safety officers Wednesday evening after being spotted in Rho Parking Lot with what appeared to be a firearm. The students were filming for an episode of the Randumb Show using a realistic-looking gun prop that other students had mistaken for an actual firearm. Public Safety was on the scene along with L.A. County Sherriff's deputies and … [Read more...] about Fake gun in Rho alarms campus, DPS and sheriff's deputies respond

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