Philadelphia rock band Dr. Dog has made a splash in the national music scene in recent years as it has gained increasing media exposure â and rightfully so. With a hard work ethic, the band members are no strangers to life on the road. Supporting the release of its new album, Shame, Shame, Dr. Dog [...]
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Runaways exposes inequality in rock
In last weekâs The New York Times review of Dum Dum Girlsâ I Will Be, which debuted March 31, the critic could not get through even the first clause of his opening sentence without labeling the shoegaze-y pop-rock outfit an âall-femaleâ band. Yes, the groupâs name does invoke a specific gender and, yes, frontwoman Dee [...]
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Students in the USC School of Theatre revitalize Stephen Sondheimâs Into The Woods with their spring production.
Read the rest of this article »USG Program Board announces T-Pain to headline Springfest 2010
Hip-hop duo Clipse will also perform.
Read the rest of this article »USC study shows increasing number of California-born residents
Number of foreign-born residents expected to keep declining.
Read the rest of this article »Results of second USC College/Los Angeles Times Poll released
The poll aims to survey a significant number of swing voters to determine voter attitudes.
Read the rest of this article »Annenberg Foundation donates $10 million
The money will be split evenly between Keck and Annenberg and will be used to fund scholarships.
Read the rest of this article »Alexander Singer of the Thornton School of Musicâs Percussion Ensemble performs in the Alfred Newman Recital Hall as part of the ensembleâs performance Monday evening. Directed by Erik Forrester, an associate professor at Thornton, the Percussion Ensemble uses a wide range of both standard and exotic percussion instruments.
Read the rest of this article »Book lists finally added to fall schedule of classes
A glitch that kept students from viewing book lists was fixed by officials Monday.
Read the rest of this article »Stanford, Women of Troy have close matchup postponed by rain
USC and Stanford endure two rain delays during their Pac-10 dual meet.
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