Eric Burse and Andy Greos hope to create a student community service assembly.
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Jabree Webber, a freshman majoring in theatre, hands out water bottles for the first day of Undergraduate Student Government campaigns. The presidential tickets for 2011 to 2012 are Eric Burse and Andy Greos, Alex Fadil and Rohan Mehra, and Monish Tyagi and Logan Lachman. Voting begins Feb. 15 and ends Feb. 17.
Read the rest of this article »L.A. City Council candidates plan to partner with USC
Bernard Parks aims to serve his third term on the city council for the 8th District.
Read the rest of this article »Egyptian students talk about protests
Hassan Ghozlan and Richard Sidhom discuss the political issues their country faces.
Read the rest of this article »NFL can’t change L.A. sports landscape
Sunday, like the rest of America, I arrived at a Super Bowl party. As I mingled with the other guests and wolfed down my second chili dog, the inevitable question arrived: Which team are you rooting for? I did what I do whenever I’m asked that question regarding an NFL game — I waffled. Yeah, [...]
Read the rest of this article »Women of Troy look to get back on winning track
USC returns home for three matches beginning this week, starting with San Diego State.
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Despite past struggles, Donte Smith has emerged as USC’s primary deep shooting threat.
Read the rest of this article »Meditation can improve quality of students’ lives
The practice of meditation can yield many benefits, both physical and psychological.
Read the rest of this article »Glee takes it up a notch with revitalizing episode
The newest episode was a mix of “Thriller” and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ track “Heads will Roll.”
Read the rest of this article »Film world needs female presence
Last March, Kathryn Bigelow made history by becoming the first woman ever awarded the Oscar for Best Director. As 2010 was only the fourth time a woman had even been nominated, it was a momentous occasion for women in the film industry. And yet this year’s Oscar nominees, however, reveal that little has truly changed [...]
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