The exemption will allow documentary filmmakers to use brief segments from DVDs.
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Bradford’s progress again halted by injury
Just when Bradford seemed so close, it all could be slipping away.
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After a disappointing 2009 campaign, the Women of Troy return with progress in mind.
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Starters were also named to several positions while special teams received extra attention.
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The service helped contribute to high commuter survey scores, according to USC Transportation.
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John McGrath, a senior majoring in creative writing, played at the Battle of the Bands Friday at Tommy’s Place, as part of the grand opening of the new Ronald Tutor Campus Center. He has been part of the band The Smiles since freshman year.
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The university is the first to be called a safe community for its task force’s efforts.
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Sunset Strip’s musical legacy continues with performances from a variety of acts including Slash and The Lonely Drunks Club Band.
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Brian Ralston — renowned film composer and graduate of Thornton School of Music’s Scoring for Motion Pictures and Television program — was once an emergency medical technician involved in clinical research for pharmaceutical companies and poised to apply to medical school. For any artist, starving or not, a career in medicine is a clear antithesis.
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Independence Jam features Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, among others.
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