More than 20 USC students attended the talk on issues raised by the fraternity email.
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Students aim to help Japan in time of need
Two USC graduate students created USC for Japan to let students know how they can help.
Read the rest of this article »USC baseball drops third straight game at home
The Trojans faltered on offense again, failing to capitalize with runners in scoring position.
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With 19 no-contact players, USC appeared sluggish during its first early morning practice.
Read the rest of this article »A month of madness to call our very own
It took an impromptu conversation at an airport bar for me to discover what makes every March so magical for college students across the country when the NCAA tournament rolls around. This weekend’s Florida-UCLA game was by no means compelling, jump-off-your-couch television, but its lead changes, hard-nosed defensive plays and tempo shifts had me entertained [...]
Read the rest of this article »USC prepares for clash with BYU in Provo
The Women of Troy are in the third round of the WNIT for the first time in the program’s history.
Read the rest of this article »Dance Gavin Dance’s latest proves solid
Despite all the lineup changes, Dance Gavin Dance’s newest album shows the band’s talent.
Read the rest of this article »Rebecca Black similar to most of today’s hits
By now you’ve probably heard about Rebecca Black, the new teen pop singer who’s been terrorizing the Internet with her auto-tuned, android-like voice on the relentlessly mocked viral video for her song “Friday.” I’ve been doing my best to refrain from chiming in with my own opinion on the singer, mainly, since my opinion greatly [...]
Read the rest of this article »Potiche delivers interesting characters
The film explores the story of a trophy wife, a strange family and a love triangle.
Read the rest of this article »Clippers owner casts sorry light on the industry
Donald Sterling, owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, is arguably one of the worst owners in professional sports. He has been (and still is) involved in countless discrimination lawsuits. He heckles his own players on the court and refused to pay for one of his longest-tenured assistant coach’s cancer treatments because they “didn’t fall under [...]
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