The Take Back the Night rally will be held tonight at Tommy Trojan from 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
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Students prefer hookups over relationships
HPPS director said she is not surprised students are not searching for long-term relationships.
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Todd Choi, an undeclared freshman and vice president of Parkside International Residency College building government, stands with Richelle Gribble, a sophomore majoring in fine arts, at the Annual Tommy Awards held Wednesday at the Ronald Tutor Campus Center Grand Ballroom. Gribble received the Peer Achievement Award at the event and Choi won the Residential College [...]
Read the rest of this article »Q&A with USC golfer Martin Trainer
In spite of his youth, USC sophomore Martin Trainer is a fixture on the men’s golf team.
Read the rest of this article »NCAA air balls UConn situation
As I watched the NCAA championship game, I could only shake my head in disbelief. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. The entire Butler team could not put the ball in the basket, and, as hard as it is to believe, UConn wasn’t much better. But besides the lack of offensive efficiency both teams, [...]
Read the rest of this article »USC’s backup quarterback race ongoing
Freshmen Cody Kessler, Jesse Scroggins and Max Wittek look to backup Matt Barkley in the fall.
Read the rest of this article »The Foo Fighters keep the hits coming
Wasting Light proves the Foo Fighters is still strong, despite releasing so many solid albums.
Read the rest of this article »SONG OF THE WEEK: “Grow Ocean” — Fleet Foxes Streaming at Pitchfork.com Seattle’s Fleet Foxes has shut itself in the studio for several long months, following the success of its self-titled LP. Now, the neo-folk quintet is back with “Grow Ocean,” the first single from its forthcoming sophomore album, Helplessness Blues. At once thunderous [...]
Read the rest of this article »The Spice Table does not hold back strong flavors
The dishes of The Spice Table present many powerful flavors perfect for spicy food lovers.
Read the rest of this article »BPA levels in canned food should make students reconsider
Cliché or not, eating food from dusty metal cans and assorted plastic containers is as endemic to college life as hangovers and cram sessions. The typical convenience-based, borderline-desperate college diet can be summed up by images of microwave-nuked Chef Boyardee and little cans of Vienna sausage. Many of these metal-can or plastic-packaged foods, however, come [...]
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