William Watson will partner with the provost to improve the university’s medical programs.
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Health center to open doors in spring ’13
President C. L. Max Nikias said the new health center will improve the university.
Read the rest of this article »Students hold protest against sexual violence
The walkout started at 11 a.m., and attendees circled Tommy Trojan while chanting slogans.
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In the typical Britney Spears fashion, the pop princess returns with a bang with her Femme Fatale tour, beginning June 17 in Sacramento, Calif. and ending August 13 in the same city. Recently, there has been a lot of talk about Enrique Iglesias opening for the iconic pop-star, but this claim was rejected as Iglesias announced [...]
Read the rest of this article »March still trumps the BCS chaos every time
Every college football season for the past 10 years has featured a thunderstorm of complaints about everybody’s favorite whipping boy, the Bowl Championship Series. When fans, coaches and sports writers complain about the lack of a playoff system in college football, they immediately point to March Madness as the gold standard for determining a true [...]
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USC has struggled since a 6-2 win over UCLA, dropping three of its last four games.
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New bat regulations have forced players like USC’s Ricky Oropesa to alter their approach.
Read the rest of this article »Students’ award-winning film presents moving story
Melissa Leu and Jeff Haig’s film, A Family Portrait, shows the story of a unique family.
Read the rest of this article »Sotto presents intriguing southern Italian flavors
The Beverly Hills restaurant has dishes like fennel-crusted pork chop and lamb breast.
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#$%&, @#$%, #$&* ! The uninhibited stream of four-letter words might be the best line in the Oscar-winning screenplay of The King’s Speech, not for its profane content, but for the raw emotion Best Actor winning Colin Firth puts behind it, portraying a Prince (and future King) of England letting down the wall of propriety [...]
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