In 2006, USC Professor of theatre practice Brent Blair got a gig putting on a theater workshop for Downtown Los Angeles’ oppressed garment workers. But this was not a morale-boosting production of Midsummer Nights Dream. In fact, Blair didn’t even bring a script. Instead, employees who worked within the largest concentration of garment industry sweatshops [...]
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Fall fiction is hot off the presses
This fall, a variety of fiction authors will release sequels to their famous and best-selling series as well as create new works for fans.
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Let’s be honest; there hasn’t been a busier man in Southern California over the past month than new Athletic Director Pat Haden. For a man thrust into the responsibility of reinvigorating a program that has lost some of its prestige and luster the past year, the former Rhodes Scholar has taken the bull by the [...]
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Thearon Collier will bolster the Trojan offense after being dismissed from Miami.
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Alexandra Lawn, cellist for Ra Ra Riot!, performs with the band at USC’s annual Welcome Back Concert, held Saturday in McCarthy Quad by the USC Program Board.
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The Lyon Center has also added a weekly recreational newsletter and flatscreen TVs.
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Economic problems plaguing the Golden State could be solved using a U.K. model.
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Triple-digit temperatures will be compounded by stifling humidity in the middle of the week.
Read the rest of this article »Lilith Fair about to embark on world tour
The all-girl music fesitval raised $500,000 for charities in 23 cities in July and August.
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