Annual Southland Pre-Health Conference will be held at the Davidson Center on Sunday.
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Final senior gift options announced, voting starts Tuesday
The Senior Gift Advisory Board is hoping that at least 86 percent of the senior class will donate to this year’s senior gift.
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Preliminary numbers show a 3 to 5 percent jump in applications from transfers.
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Michelle Tabariai, a sophomore majoring in business administration and a member of ’SC Students for Israel, helps raise awareness as part of “Fight on for Haiti.” The event, held in front of Tommy Trojan, was sponsored by the Undergraduate Student Government and the California Public Interest Research Group and was attended by numerous other student [...]
Read the rest of this article »USG election draws about 4,800 voters
Estimates show turnout jumped slightly from last year and is on par with what USG expected.
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Martin Scorsese has been behind the development of no small number of great actors. For instance, if it weren’t for him, Robert De Niro would not be the actor he is today. And, as the director’s new film Shutter Island will confirm, if not for Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio wouldn’t be one of the best actors [...]
Read the rest of this article »My Name Based on the autobiographical novel by Timothy B. Tyson, this drama follows the growig civil rights movement as racial upheavals tears apart a town in 1970s North Carolina when a court acquits the white murderers of a black man, despite the murder occurring in public view. The Good Guy If the thrills of [...]
Read the rest of this article »Unsophisticated ploys cheapen latest Polanski thriller
The Ghost Writer, controversial Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski’s newest film, was made under intense personal stress. Filmed in exile, edited under house arrest and released during complicated legal troubles, the resulting film is a claustrophobic, compelling thriller that feels only a little bit rushed. Some guys can’t write five-paragraph essays after their girlfriends break up [...]
Read the rest of this article »MFA helps student actors perfect craft
Under director Andrew J. Robinson, the USC School of Theatre’s program thrives.
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Sean Lawlor, a freshman majoring in biochemistry, Vincent Mejia, a senior majoring in kinesiology, stand at attention during a Navy ROTC inspection. Daily Trojan | Tim Tran
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