USC yields a double-digit lead to Loyola Marymount and shows fatigue in a 67-59 loss.
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USC makes final two road games count
The Women of Troy, who have struggled on the road this year, get two sweeps away from home.
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The USC men’s water polo team finishes home schedule undefeated for the fifth-straight season.
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The shock of last week’s embarrassing 34-point loss to Stanford has had a week to sink in. The Trojan faithful want to forget about that game and move on to a new one. But I’m not talking about UCLA, the Trojans’ next opponent. The Trojans’ biggest opponent right now is the blame game. Because people [...]
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Popular rock band The Fray performed for a sold-out crowd of all ages Thursday night.
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Hip-hop isn’t just about the moves; it’s about the attitude and passion. You’ve got to bring it to the audience, so it too will sway along to the beat as you pop, lock and break every joint and limb. And did USC’s Hip-Hop Showcase bring it. Break Through, USC’s premier hip-hop dance organization, presented its [...]
Read the rest of this article »When ‘creeping’ on co-workers, keep as stealthy as possible
Since the advent of Facebook, the term “creeping” has become rather mainstream. For all you non-stalker types, Facebook creeping generally involves adding someone as a friend, browsing all 863 of their tagged photos, committing their favorite quotes to memory and then performing an advanced Google search on anyone you suspect could have been his or [...]
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Ground Zero’s Open Mic Night, which takes place every Monday, provides a creative forum for both student and Los Angeles entertainers.
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Hugo Chavez is looking for attention again. The Venezuelan president is known for his frequent politically charged outbursts, which in the past have included calling George W. Bush “the devil” and touting socialism as the true path to economic success. Since President Barack Obama’s election, Chavez has taken a much warmer attitude toward the United [...]
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A recent report shows that hate crimes against the GLBT community are on the rise in LA.
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