JEP, TIRP numbers up, many receiving credit
A large number of JEP and TIRP participants enter the program as a way of earning extra credit in class.
Volleyball runs in the family for Ciarellis
Tony Ciarelli loves his coach. He eats dinner and sleeps at his house. Not too many players have this intimate of a relationship with their coach. Then again, not too many players have their father as their coach.
Student production distorts time and morality
Orestes 2.0, one of three plays organized by the USC School of Theatre’s Master in Fine Arts Acting Program for the spring semester, showcases live acting passionately.
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Candidates Munoz-Proulx, Walsh focusing on gathering student perspectives
Undergraduate Student Government presidential candidate Jonathan Munoz-Proulx and his running mate Ryan Walsh are hoping to increase the efficiency of ...
Sports
USC holds onto slight lead despite rain
The second day of the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge found the No. 9 USC women’s golf team clinging to a ...
Lifestyle
American Idols bring Purple to L.A.
When The Color Purple opens tonight at the Pantages Theatre, much of the talk will center on American Idol season ...
Opinion
Lower level should not mean second rate
Sunday was a day of firsts. The Saints won Super Bowl XLIV, the broadcast became the highest rated television show of ...
Blogs
Villaraigosa calls layoffs unavoidable, urges quick action
After ordering last week that officials begin cutting jobs and planning layoffs, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio ...
Kiffin and friends to host Nike Clinic
For the first time since arriving in Los Angeles, head coach Lane Kiffin will have the ...
Rain or shine
Students pick strawberries at the Farmers Market on 32nd Street despite the rainy weather. Daily Trojan | ...
Das (Re)boot
Ever feel like nobody appreciates your favorite movie from 2004? Â Well, no need to fell prematurely ...
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- Trojans finish signing day with a flourish
- Undergraduate applications from China up dramatically
- Uncovering the burka debate in France
- Neuheisel displays fortitude crosstown
- Despite drop in giving, USC 7th in nation
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Classifieds – February 10
The Daily Trojan features Classified advertising in each day's edition. Â Here you can read, search, ...
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Dance Marathon turns to Senate as last resort
This year’s Dance Marathon could suffer dramatic cutbacks if the Undergraduate Student Senate does not ...
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JEP, TIRP numbers up, many receiving credit
Looking at the line of 200 students waiting to sign up for the Joint Educational ...
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Letters to the editor
Recruitment of 13-year-old athlete is out of bounds As a longtime college counselor, former admissions officer ...
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Exhibition will showcase Trojans’ artistic talents
As members of the prestigious Trojan athletic program, USC’s finest student-athletes are rarely displayed in ...
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Volleyball runs in the family for Ciarellis
Tony Ciarelli loves his coach. He hangs out with him on the weekends. He eats dinner ...
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Candidates Dann and McCaleb aim to connect students to USC, Los Angeles
Undergraduate Student Government presidential and vice presidential candidates Dylan Dann and Addison McCaleb are hoping to help students get connected, whether it’s to one another, ...
Funny guy
[caption id="attachment_8400" align="alignright" width="258" caption="Mike Lee | Daily Trojan"][/caption] Actor and comedian Aziz Ansari, who currently stars on NBC’s Parks and Recreation, performed stand-up Monday night ...
Despite drop in giving, USC 7th in nation
Amid the worst drop in private donations to universities in more than 50 years, USC has emerged relatively unscathed, placing seventh on the list of ...
Trustees pass sustainability resolutions
The USC Board of Trustees recently passed six resolutions aimed at enhancing sustainability on campus, though some students question how effective the broad resolutions will ...
Undergraduate applications from China up dramatically
For the past few years, USC has earned the honor of being the university with the largest international student population, but competition — even for ...
Program for local students receives grant
Neighborhood students who dream of one day entering the Trojan family now have a little more support. The USC Neighborhood Academic Initiative, a program aimed at ...
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Distaste for a shot of Rahm
Last week, the Wall Street Journal reported that White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel blasted liberal Democrat special-interest groups as “f---ing retarded” during a ...
Fake candy hearts found at USC year round
Despite being married to an attractive older woman, Ashton Kutcher recently voiced a surprising opinion. “I hate Valentine’s Day,” he said. I couldn’t agree more. The rose ...
This little swine flu went all the way home
After months of commotion, it looks like the swine flu epidemic is finally coming to a close. No more mass school shutdowns, no more hurried ...
Shedding light on an overlooked friend
Light is responsible for your visual perception of everything: the blueness of the sky, the glistening morning dewdrops on spider webs and the readability of ...
Taking a look into the Facebook mirror
Attention: doppelgänger week is over. [caption id="attachment_8201" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Sullivan Brown | Daily Trojan"][/caption] So here’s to the end of seeing a greasy, rippling Zac Efron, three ...
Global warming does not have political ties
On most mornings, I leave my apartment looking forward to the day ahead of me. I swing open the front door and mount my bike, ...
Sports
Bush highlights former Trojans at the Super Bowl
After the New Orleans Saints’ 31-17 victory in the Super Bowl on Sunday, three former Trojans joined a long list of ex-USC football players with ...
Sills’ recruitment a sign of the times
Less than a week ago, most people were praising Lane Kiffin’s recruiting tactics after, according to Rivals.com, he signed the No. 1 recruiting class in ...
Women of Troy lead after strong first day
Sophomore Jennifer Song and senior Belen Mozo tied a USC record as the No. 9 women’s golf team took the lead after the first day ...
Trojans complete yet another sweep
If there has been a constant for the No. 1 USC men’s tennis team  — other than non-conference home victories — it has been rain ...
Women of Troy looking for a second chance
This time around, they’re going to finish. Eight months after the then-No. 3 women’s golf team lost the lead on the last day of the ...
Women of Troy unable to handle streaking Cardinal
A lot can change in two weeks. The USC women’s basketball team was riding high 10 days ago after a convincing win over Oregon State.  Winners ...
Lifestyle
Student production distorts time and morality
Theater is definitely not entertainment for the everyday person that enjoys a good story. It’s more for an audience that appreciates the art of acting ...
Infernal epic gets video game makeover
One of literature’s most famous visions of life after death is given a suitably bloody makeover with Dante’s Inferno, a hack-and-slash adventure video game that ...
Chocolate options for every sweetheart
Valentine’s Day is as good of an excuse as any to dive into the candy jar. If you’re about to hop on the blood sugar ...
Super Bowl advertisers step up marketing game
So another Super Bowl Sunday has passed, leaving multitudes of football fans scratching their heads as to what to do on weekends. But don’t be ...
An indie-rock mixtape for the post-love song soundscape
When popular music first turned to Tin Pan Alley songs of the 1920s, it was led by songwriting greats such as George and Ira Gershwin ...
Anti-cancer benefit captures DIY spirit
While most L.A. 20-somethings spent this Sunday holed up in their living rooms blazing through cases of beer while watching the New Orleans Saints take ...




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