Trojans looking to regroup in the Arizona desert
After USCâs most lopsided loss in 12 years, the healing process could start with a win in Tempe.
Cross-town rivalry gives USC chance for revenge
The Trojans get another crack at the Bruins, who snapped USCâs 36-game winning streak.
Trojans in need of some home cooking
After road struggles, the USC womenâs volleyball team faces the Bruins at the Galen Center.
News
Students sound off on Master Plan
As phases of USCâs Master Plan approach finalization, many students remain concerned about how the proposed renovations to the University Village will address their retail needs without negatively impacting the surrounding community. Students had the chance ...
Sports
The Pac-10 needs to become the Pac-12
No USC fan wants to relive last weekendâs embarrassment in Eugene. The Trojans were outworked, outhustled and outplayed. USC needs a small-scale game like this Saturdayâs in Tempe, Ariz. to regain its skills, swagger and dominant ...
Lifestyle
Remake of classic utilizes new digital technology
How many ways can one story be told? For Charles Dickensâ A Christmas Carol, the popular moral-heavy tale centered around the âBah, humbugâ growling Ebenezer Scrooge in 19th century London, the adaptations are numerous and the ...
Opinion
Youth activism takes dip
Tuesday was the paper anniversary of the election that purportedly brought the US youth back to the polls and revived a long-stagnant interest in American politics. Apparently, the honeymoon is over. Young voters flocked to the polls ...
Blogs
USC teams up with Los Angeles Times for election polls
As the 2010 election season gears up in California, two other big names threw their hats ...
Taylor Mays is a semifinalist for Bednarik and Thorpe
In his four years at USC, Taylor Mays has picked up plenty of superlatives. On Wednesday, ...
Full disclosure necessary for heightened credibility
For any newspaper, full disclosure is more important than irreproachable objectivity. As commendable as the work ...
Goodbye, absurdly long Halloween
Having Halloween on a Saturday seemed to necessitate four days of celebrating, which is why by ...
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The most popular stories of the last week:
- A break-up letter from the Pac-10 to USC
- Horowitz event spurs walkouts and protests
- College GOP will ban some from Horowitz
- President Sample to retire in August
- Game 8 rewind: Trojans never expected this one
- Trojans suffer worst loss in 12 years
- Funding stalls construction of centerâs fourth floor
- Thereâs no Ducking this one
- Letters to the Editor
- The Pac-10 needs to become the Pac-12
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- ND is all itâs hyped up to be and more
- Carroll is responsible for the latest letdown
- Recruitment process mars the Greek presence at USC
- In 40th year, Bartner still hits right notes
- A break-up letter from the Pac-10 to USC
- Health Center to offer free H1N1 vaccines
- President Sample to retire in August
- USCâs defense has been lynchpin in teamâs success
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Classifieds – November 6
The Daily Trojan features Classified advertising in each day's edition. Â Here you can read, search, ...
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CED gets grant for ecological waste research
A recently awarded grant from the US Department of Commerce will help a USC program ...
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Trojans looking to regroup in the Arizona desert
Pete Carroll is navigating uncharted territory. After his team suffered the worst loss in the last ...
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Cross-town rivalry gives USC chance for revenge
If a USC vs. UCLA matchup is considered big in any sport no matter the ...
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Disney delivers a not-so-cheery ‘Christmas Carol’
The cinematic depection of old, miserly Ebenezer Scrooge â Charles Dickensâ very own Grinch â ...
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Trojans in need of some home cooking
The No. 17 USC womenâs volleyball team looks to rebound from a tough road trip ...
News
Zimride provides alternative transportation, opens to strong student response
Zimride, a social networking site designed to link carpoolers, enjoyed its most successful launch ever last week as the USC program opened, enrolling more than ...
Vaccination clinic draws large numbers
Students, staff and community members lined up outside the Lyon Center Tuesday and Wednesday to receive free H1N1 and seasonal flu vaccines, though there was ...
New AIDS awareness group hosts renowned speaker
The newly formed USC chapter of FACE AIDS, a group dedicated to HIV/AIDS advocacy, kicked off its awareness campaign Wednesday with speaker Kay Warren, a ...
For Good Neighbors, donations up, participation lagging
As organizers begin to tabulate the results of this yearâs Good Neighbors Campaign, it appears they will meet their monetary goal but will fall far ...
Horowitz event spurs walkouts and protests
A private event hosted by the USC College Republicans featuring conservative speaker David Horowitz prompted protests and a walkout Wednesday night. The event came a day ...
College GOP will ban some from Horowitz
The USC College Republicansâ decision to bring David Horowitz, a conservative writer and activist, to campus sparked controversy from the moment it was announced, but ...
Opinion
Nikias is the best choice for Sampleâs successor
Replacing a president of Steven B. Sampleâs caliber wonât be easy. His leadership and poise have launched this university to unprecedented heights. Though Sample has accomplished ...
Letter to the Editor
Why donât you tell me whatâs going on? One of the reasons that the USC football team has problems adjusting to the adversity of raucous crowds ...
Students should have input in successor
On Monday, USC President Steven B. Sample announced his retirement in August, bringing an end to a 19-year tenure marked by great achievement in the ...
Letters to the Editor
Cross purposes We have recently become aware of an event sponsored by the USC College Republicans on tonight, in which David Horowitz will be brought to ...
Vegetarians, meat-eaters spar at event
Each time we take a bite out of a store-bought (oftentimes hormone-pumped) chicken leg, we are making â consciously or not â an ethical choice. ...
Keeping up with the Joneses promotes energy efficiency
Humans love to copy each other. From little toddlers mimicking the words of their parents to adults following the latest fashion trends, it seems that ...
Sports
Maria Sanchez moves into second round at indoor championship
USC junior Maria Sanchez powered her way through the first round on Thursday of this yearâs ITA National Intercollegiate Indoor Championships hosted by Yale University. Sanchez ...
USC women’s soccer finishes regular season with tough road test
If the USC womenâs soccer team was hoping for an easy game after a hard-fought 2-1 loss at No. 3 UCLA, itâs playing in the ...
Backfield gets a boost at practice
The return of running backs junior Joe McKnight and redshirt junior Allen Bradford was a welcome sight Wednesday for a USC team still dealing with ...
Swimming and diving team has all the pieces
Last season a sleeping giant awoke from within the waters of McDonaldâs Swim Stadium, and a roar was once again heard across the Pac-10 â ...
Oregon controls the Pac-10 realm
The strangest part about Saturdayâs loss to Oregon wasnât how it transpired. It was how it felt afterward. It didnât feel like just a loss. It ...
Tennis duo takes on the great indoors
Last year, No. 3 senior Robert Farah and sophomore Steve Johnson lost in the finals of the ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships. This time around, the ...
Lifestyle
Single-screen theaters cultivate best and worst of indie film
What can you say about a movie in 200 words? At the Daily Trojan, the word count for film reviews stands at somewhere around 800. At ...
Bond Never Dies: Festival examines a cultural icon
âThe nameâs Bond, James Bond.â Everyone knows those iconic words of the martini-slugging, woman-chasing 007, but if not for Albert R. âCubbyâ Broccoli, Ian Flemingâs super-spy ...
Pricey cooking classes turn culinary novices into pros
Letâs face it: We talk about our sports teams with pride, but our campus food is nothing to boast about. Ridden with the likes of Taco ...
Clichés inevitable in likening cities
There are two destinations where dreamers go to pursue wealth and fame: If youâre reading this, youâve probably chosen Los Angeles. The other city, LAâs ...
As Hanson matures, so does its purpose
Oh, how time flies. Itâs been 10-plus years since the three blonde, shaggy-haired brothers known as Hanson left their first musical mark on the world. [caption id="attachment_4669" ...
Performance poetry hits LA
The cultural phenomenon known as slam poetry has been attributed to a man named Marc Smith, who in the late 1980s began performing a new ...




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