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A student’s life is remembered, a college experience is cut short

The campus mourns the loss of first-year student Brian Choi, who died in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Pepperdine broadcast programs pitch their shows

Almost 150 students crammed enthusiastically into CCB 100 Wednesday evening to hear "pitches" from the students that produce the programming for Pepperdine’s television and radio stations, TV-32 and KWVS.

DPS Reports - July 12 - 19

 A hit-and-run accident possibly involving a vehicle registered with Pepperdine, a suspected drunk driver and a duo of parasailers at Alumni Park kept the Department of Public Safety busy last week. Check out the full reports.

NEWS

Five Seaver divisions bring on new chairs

  Of Seaver’s eight academic divisions, five will have new faces at the helm this fall. Division chairs are initially appointed four four-year terms, and are eligible for one three-year term following. Social Sciences Division: Steve Rouse Preceded by Department Chair Cindy Miller-Perrin, Professor of Psychology Steve Rouse of the Social Science Division is the department’s newest chair.

LIFE & ARTS

‘Genius’ lip dub shows off campus spirit

  As groups of new students are given tours of what will be their home for the next four years, they are shown what will soon become familiar to them: ping pong in the H.A.W.C., basketball games in the Fieldhouse, NSO leaders frolicking in the fountains, step team performances on the sidewalk, and giant bananas being chased around by gorillas— all part of an ordinary day at Pepperdine.

Beloved music professor to retire

Music professor Milton Pullen will retire this spring after 45 years of teaching.

PERSPECTIVES

Disagreeing over Arizona’s controversial Senate Bill 1070

A Graphic Face-off: Who will the debate over Arizona’s allegedly racist legislation, Joseph or Harrison? Cast your vote after reading.

Envision a brighter future for Pepperdine

For some of us, these may be our last few weeks in Malibu, and to those I say, “May you prosper in all that you do, and leaving Malibu really sucks for you.” But for the rest of us, we look forward to much, much more.

SPORTS

Waves douse opponents over summer vacation

Pepperdine's athletic teams didn't take a break this summer vacation, and come back to Pepperdine after a very successful summer

Tony Simeone, Athletic Voice

Broadcaster earns national acclaim

 

SWomacktennis

Waves give valiant effort

Despite a strong start and close matches, the Waves were unable to upset the No. 10 UCLA Bruins.

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