Cardinal and Gold runs through the Bertches’ blood
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Leonardo Perez, a graduate student studying violin performance, played Schumann’s Opus 47 in E flat on Monday night in the Alfred Newman Recital Hall. Perez’s performance was part of the Chamber Music Marathon, where, under the direction of Peter Marsh, students from the Thornton School of Music are performing chamber music for three straight nights, [...]
Read the rest of this article »USG to vote on budget that is still in flux
The budget could change if the Trustees approve USG’s proposed $1 increase to the student fee.
Read the rest of this article »Long Beach foursome delivers with impressive debut
Here’s a band with respect for its musical elders, playing sincere pop rock with a steadfast dedication to freak-folk delivery and a pleasant penchant for irony. Thus far, the band described is of a pretty standard garage band ilk these days. So what sets Avi Buffalo apart? For starters, its song “Summer Cum” is potentially [...]
Read the rest of this article »Indie rock survives in oppressive Tehran
The formation of underground music scenes is hardly a novel concept. In the United States, music countercultures have always flourished when political tensions peak and carbon copies of a particular sonic trend flood the airwaves. The rock subgenre of punk pierced the flower-child movement as early as 1967 with harder-edged groups like the Stooges and [...]
Read the rest of this article »Eastside artists unite for free performance
Underwritten by sponsors, experimental rock opera NEW. opens in Downtown L.A.
Read the rest of this article »Trojans ready for mid-day tussle with Santa Barbara
USC will send Logan Odom to the mound to face UC Santa Barbara on Tuesday afternoon.
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USC wins 11 combined events between the Tiny Lister and UC San Diego Invitationals,
Read the rest of this article »Success story in company of failure
Forget about how poorly the USC baseball team (17-22, 3-12) is playing. Forget about Pete Carroll not drafting Taylor Mays. And forget about the men’s volleyball team dropping its quarterfinals match to Cal State Northridge. There is something that every Trojan can rejoice about after a highly disappointing weekend of sports. The USC men’s tennis [...]
Read the rest of this article »Trojans leave Ojai with four Pac-10 titles
No. 5 USC ends the Pac-10 championships with the team title and three individual trophies.
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