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Lorenzo Romar Returns as New Men’s Basketball Head Coach
The Compton native will return for his second head coaching stint with the Waves following the conclusion of Arizona’s season.
Gerrymandering Laws Face Redrawing
Art by Peau Porotesano For years, races for public office have often been altered due to gerrymandering —the act of redrawing district lines in hopes of increasing the number of winnable seats. This tactic has been a bipartisan practice for years and has allowed candidates to win seats in a controversial way. On Oct. 3rd, […]
The White House Takes a Different Approach to Deal-Making
Art by Peau Porotesano President Donald Trump is starting to flex his business muscles in the White House. In the past couple weeks, recent reports out of Washington have revealed that he has bypassed his fellow Republicans in hopes of advancing his stalled agenda. In an unanticipated move, Trump has “handed a loaded gun to […]
Women’s Volleyball hosts 2017 Asics Classic
Pepperdine finishes 1-2 in the 20th annual Asics Classic with one more game left on the homestand
Trump’s Safe Haven Might be 2018
Art by Sybil Zhang Washington is in the beginning stages of a downward spiral because of the constant fighting between the President and Capitol Hill. Students must pay attention to the fact that tax reform will be nonexistent if Trump doesn’t work well with the Democrats, and that the Trump-like candidates running for 2018 may […]
Humans of the Caf: Students Reveal their Stories
Photos Courtesy of Jessica Remlinger “I’m literally the most open book,” sophomore Jessica Remlinger said, as she took a sip from her Harry Potter and Ronald Reagan sticker-coated Hydroflask. Sitting in the Caf with her long blonde hair brushing against her petite shoulders, she continued to take sips from her re-usable bottle, entirely covered by […]
Stevenson to Jump in Macy’s Day Parade
Amanda Stevenson’s jump roping career hit new heights as she qualifies to jump in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Holder Resignation Impacts Students
Attorney General Eric Holder announced his resignation Sept. 25 at a press conference in the White House. Holder, who served as the United States’ first black attorney general for six years, will continue in his role until a successor is found. Despite Pepperdine’s distance from Washington, D.C., Pepperdine law professor and former federal judge Bruce […]
Shutdown affects internships
Photo by Marissa Baly WASHINGTON, D.C. — When the clock struck midnight on Oct. 1, the nation’s capital was dumbfounded. An estimated 800,000 federal employees were furloughed starting that Tuesday, and anxiety loomed over the district. Government workers wondered when they would see their next paychecks, medical patients worried whether their health treatments would continue […]
