Graduate students campaigning to be GPSS president
The three candidates will be campaigning this month to win the votes of GPSS’s senators.
USC professor defends freedom of speech rights
Facing potential terrorism charges, Ralph Fertig argued his case in Supreme Court.
Waxing poetic
Brendan Troy, a sophomore majoring in international relations (global business) reads poetry that he wrote himself during Open Mic Night at Ground Zero on Monday. Some students gave musical performances, playing guitar or piano, while others delivered spoken word performances.
University to switch to direct lending
The Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, if passed, would require this shift nationwide.
Classifieds – March 9
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Oscar newcomers survive red carpet scrutiny
Anna Kendrick, Gabourey Sidibe, Carey Mulligan and Vera Farmiga’s dresses didn’t disappoint, but didn’t shock either.
Music biopic’s Oscar wins aren’t that Crazy
Kathryn Bigelow’s Oscar win Sunday evening was unprecedented. Jeff Bridges’ win, however, was not. Certainly for Bridges, a five-time Academy Award nominee, his Oscar victory for his performance in Crazy Heart is unprecedented — and long overdue — when considering his prolific film career. But this isn’t the first time an actor has garnered the […]
Classical groups realize Bach’s religious epic
Two choirs and two orchestras perform the entire St. Matthew Passion at Disney Hall Sunday.
Alumnae return to L.A. as part of Cats world tour
The long-running musical makes a nearly two-week stop at the Pantages Theatre.