Pew survey results show correlation between public’s religious and general knowledge.
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FBI scandal demonstrates that academic dishonesty damages more than students and school.
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Some aspects of our collegiate lives we might actually want to show our parents, expecting them to continue in their roles of our biggest fans.
Read the rest of this article »Los Angeles Times launches crime-tracking database
A new database will allow the public to search for crime patterns and and sign up to receive crime alerts.
Read the rest of this article »Cal’s baseball team falls victim to budget cuts
This is the last season for the program, which has been around for more than 100 years.
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On Monday, temperatures in Downtown Los Angeles reached a sweltering 113 degrees — the highest all-time temperature recorded for the area. In fact, the temperature might have been recorded as being higher, had the Downtown thermometer not gone haywire past the 113-degree mark. But of course, most USC students didn’t need a thermometer to tell [...]
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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.
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For the second straight week, ESPN’s College GameDay will feature a matchup with a Pac-10 team. For the second straight week, USC is not that team. In the previous decade, this would have been unthinkable. Pete Carroll invaded the Pac-10 and the Trojans were soon lords of the empire. Only a few times during USC’s [...]
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Dennis Packer has been the public address announcer for USC home football games for since 1990.
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The freshman quarterback mimics Washington quarterback Jake Locker on the USC scout team.
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