The quarterback is expected to practice today, but injured linemen will be out longer.
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Defense still has plenty of swagger
With time to kill before “Salute to Troy” and fall camp wrapping up, a horde of freshmen and their parents flocked to Howard Jones Field on Saturday to catch a glimpse of this football team everyone’s been making such a fuss about. There were the diehards who could spot any player, even the incoming freshmen, [...]
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Kevin O’Neill has had many gigs in his career but doesn’t like to dwell on any of them.
Read the rest of this article »Thriller successfully balances violence and intellect
Though it sends a strong message, District 9 leaves audiences on their own.
Read the rest of this article »Internet savvy makes you cooler than you think
Hi, I’m Jen. I like the Internet, music and all things pop culture. I keep up with my news (think Pitchfork and Twitter, not so much CNN), and I tend to be the one my friends count on to show them YouTube’s next overnight sensation. It might sound pretentious, but I consider myself to be [...]
Read the rest of this article »Fall semester starts on a different note
USC Program Board’s Welcome Back Concert strays from mainstream tastes.
Read the rest of this article »Experimental eight-piece band enchants West Coast
The Phenomenal Handclap Band brings its psychedlic tunes to Los Angeles venues.
Read the rest of this article »Fighting for our children On May 15, 2009, I graduated from the University of Southern California and earned a doctorate degree in education. While this graduation was going on, thousands of my education colleagues were protesting against impending state and local budget cuts that, if approved, would terminate their employment at schools located across California. [...]
Read the rest of this article »USC would do well to follow the example of many colleges who promote conversational tours.
Read the rest of this article »Reality TV viewers perpetuate broken ideals
We, the public, demand a lot from our Hollywood stars. We’ve certainly had our way with the buxom blonde songstresses and ditzy heiresses, and we’ve preyed unremittingly on the clean-cut, sexually-curious boy banders, A-list couples in hiding and, of course, the young, physically abusive R&B entertainers. But somewhere on this path of unreasonable privacy invasion, [...]
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