The presenting of Icon Plaza, the new luxury housing development on the corner of Figueroa Street and Exposition Boulevard.
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Brice Butler reportedly set to transfer
Wide receiver Brice Butler intends to transfer, according to his twitter account.
Read the rest of this article »Nikias’ letter warns about rave dangers
In light of recent rave-related injuries, the president advised students to make good choices.
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The No. 1 Trojans defeated No. 6 UCSB in three straight sets and will face UCLA on Friday.
Read the rest of this article »Matthews’ path from walk-on to NFL star
Six years ago, a scrawny kid from Agoura High dreamed of football stardom. But in his words, the chance of playing collegiate football was “not applicable.” Although his grandfather, father and uncle starred in the NFL, Clay Matthews III wasn’t the likeliest of candidates to follow in the footsteps of his family. Only Division-I Football [...]
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After two frustrating losses, USC will host Arizona and Arizona State this weekend.
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USC, which has won just two Pac-10 road games in two years, begins a three-game roadtrip.
Read the rest of this article »Cold War Kids vitalizes Amoeba Records
The quartet brought both old and new songs and a powerful presence to the intimate set.
Read the rest of this article »Go Burger plays with original recipes
The restaurant reinvents the classic burger and even offers alcoholic milkshakes.
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Why is Taco Bell’s food so cheap? Because its meat filling is only 36 percent beef and full of oat products! That’s not a joke. The Alabama law firm Beasley Allen P.C. is pursuing a class-action lawsuit against Taco Bell for falsely advertising its “beef” filling as beef when, according to the firm, it’s mostly [...]
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