Unlike the current facilities, the new practice rooms will only be accessible to music students.
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Administrators will miss Sample but have high hopes for Nikias
Incoming president C. L. Max Nikias plans to begin his term at the helm by launching a new fundraising campaign.
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Law enforcement determined the bomb threat was a hoax about two hours after initial call.
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The Daily Trojan features Classified advertising in each day’s edition. Here you can read, search, and even print out each day’s edition of the Classifieds.
Read the rest of this article »Korean western film takes pastiche to another level
The Good, the Bad, the Weird really moves. Oozing style from every frame, Kim Jee-woon’s Korean western starts with a thrilling train robbery in Japanese-occupied China and rarely slows down. Here is a film that understands the simple pleasure of a moving camera and moving characters. Kim’s movie is an absurd, gorgeous mash-up of Western [...]
Read the rest of this article »A series of tubes that won’t go away
I got the title for my Internet-themed column from ex-Senator Ted Stevens’ comments on net neutrality. In 2006, Stevens mixed up the words “Internet” and “e-mail,” and then gave an incorrect account of how e-mail traffic works, saying that “[the Internet is] not a big truck — it’s a series of tubes.” It seemed at [...]
Read the rest of this article »Buffett book offers advice to rich parents
Upon hearing that Peter Buffett — son of American investor Warren Buffett — wrote a motivational book entitled Life is What You Make It, your first question might be: What hard life experiences did the son of a billionaire go through that would inspire him to write a self-help book? The answer, in short, is [...]
Read the rest of this article »Unlikely lineup makes memorable show
Tahiti Boy and the Palmtree Family, 22-20s and Juliette Lewis performed at The Echo.
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One of the most simultaneously frustrating yet promising aspects of USC is that it is a school perpetually under construction. Construction is underway at seemingly every turn of the campus. Given all the upheaval in the last four years, orange cones and yellow tape should be the official crest of the graduating class of 2010. [...]
Read the rest of this article »Women of Troy look to move past loss to Stanford
A loss to Stanford ended USC’s winning streak before the MPSF tournament.
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