College Republicans and College Democrats hope to increase voter turnout for midterm elections.
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Trojans stripped of 2004 Grantland Rice Award
Football Writers Association of America chooses to vacate award in light of sanctions.
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Follow the money. That was the directive given by the mysterious Deep Throat to Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward in the film version of All the President’s Men, the account of how two journalists uncovered one of our nation’s most infamous political scandals. Although the recent NCAA sanctions on USC athletics pale in comparison to [...]
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After a season-opening loss, women’s soccer takes to the road to change their fortunes.
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The Women of Troy look to start their year strong as they host a four-team tournament at Galen.
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Tim Miller worked with students for 12 years in the equipment room, and often offered them candy.
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Touching documentary shows struggle for quality public education
The Lottery captures the journey of four families hoping for a chance to send their children to a Harlem charter school.
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With new programs added to AlcoholEdu, USC doesn’t drop the highball on its student body.
Read the rest of this article »E-readers can satisfy needs of all students
Banning e-books shows a U.S. propensity for overcompensating with political correctness.
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