The term “ethnic violence” is used so often in relation to African tribal disputes that it is easy to forget to ask exactly what that term means. For Rwandans, it meant that relations between the Hutu and Tutsi tribes became so bad that genocide followed. The same can be said today for tribes in the [...]
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Cankles: the biggest threat since swine flu
There were a lot of things to worry about this summer, for the anxiety-prone. A recessed economy, a miserable job market, the persistent recurrence of swine flu cases and the death of our nation’s most beloved crazy person made lounging on the global warming-heated beach almost stressful. As though worrying about whether the cabana boy [...]
Read the rest of this article »In first meeting, Senate mulls student discounts
Students would use USCard to receive discounts from businesses around campus.
Read the rest of this article »USC matriarch remembered for generosity
Virginia Ramo donated millions to USC, particularly Thornton School of Music.
Read the rest of this article »Gould professor appointed to statewide political ethics commission
Elizabeth Garrett to regulate conflict-of-interest law for California public officials.
Read the rest of this article »Students faced frustration trying to find answers to financial aid questions.
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The Theta Xi house failed to open in time for the fall semester, stranding tenants in the Radisson.
Read the rest of this article »DPS will crack down on bicycle parking violations
Students remain concerned about rack space on campus; DPS will be impounding bikes.
Read the rest of this article »USC contracts security force to patrol area
Security ambassadors stationed on street corners will help keep students safe off-campus.
Read the rest of this article »Soccer team is blanked in season opener
The hostile crowd at College Station gives Texas A&M the edge over the Women of Troy.
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