The USC men’s basketball team struggles to find an identity before trying to defeat Texas for the second straight time.
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Women of Troy to start NCAA tournament play at Galen Center
The No. 6 women’s volleyball team takes on New Mexico at home on Friday in first round.
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The Trojans and Bruins are both struggling, but each hope to end on a high note.
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No. 1 USC faces No. 4 St. Francis in the semifinal on Saturday in Berkeley, Calif.
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Snowed In’s modernizations of classic songs fail innovate the tracks, and hurt the album.
Read the rest of this article »Neutrality a bigger issue than you think
Net neutrality. It’s a term that you might have heard, but the definition probably isn’t clear. Even to those who debate the issue, the subject material is vast and the implications are many. Net neutrality refers to Internet providers offering their services without any sort of restriction that limits access. With Level 3 Communications’ new [...]
Read the rest of this article »Film captures the simple charm of an emotional story
The Illusionist offers a heartwarming tale, complimented by its old-school animation.
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Aronofsky’s direction and Portman’s performance elevate familiar plot to new heights.
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Frustrating general education requirements could improve with a pass/no pass system.
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Although non-cinema students might occasionally notice USC’s close ties with the film industry, they might not be aware of the behind-the-scenes effort to preserve Hollywood’s most precious moments for our intellectual benefit.
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