The Cardinal is the only team to defeat the Trojans at the Coliseum in the last eight seasons.
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Cardinal will be no picnic for USC
Usually schools schedule a cupcake during Homecoming. Usually they make sure the cupcake is light (healthy is all the rage these days), loaded with creamy frosting and decorated with some celebratory sprinkles. Usually, the cupcake is devoured before the main course is served and by the time dessert rolls around, the alumni are left to [...]
Read the rest of this article »The Women of Troy find a familiar face in first round
The USC women’s soccer team will play Oklahoma State, who it beat earlier this season.
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Control of the MPSF is on the line when the Cardinal faces the USC men’s water polo team.
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The USC women’s cross country team looks to respond at the final meet of the season.
Read the rest of this article »Generic rom-com ‘Hurts’ from title to characters
Considered an indie romantic comedy, director Barra Grant’s Love Hurts is painful viewing for audience members seeking a sappy indulgence. The only tears a movie watcher might shed are from laughter. The movie stars British actor Richard E. Grant as Ben Bingham, an ear, nose and throat doctor who is oblivious to how his beautiful, [...]
Read the rest of this article »FM hosts revitalize AM broadcasting
Frosty, Heidi and Frank have built a following through humor and daily podcasts.
Read the rest of this article »McCarthy novels sap adrenaline from films
Ours is a violent generation, and Cormac McCarthy knows it. He knows it, and he knows how to exploit us for it. The final third of Joel and Ethan Coen’s adaptation of McCarthy’s No Country for Old Men was one of the most divisive acts of cinema committed this decade. After establishing a violent and [...]
Read the rest of this article »New LAPD chief should work to decrease bias
With accusations of bias, LAPD officials must start from the top down to make drastic changes.
Read the rest of this article »Students make or break relations with community
Back in Arizona when I was senior in high school, my calculus teacher surveyed the class about what colleges they wanted to attend. About 40 percent raised their hands when he asked if anyone was interested in Arizona State University. He then handed each student with their hands up what he said was ASU’s application. [...]
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