When the year began, I was warned that, despite any attempt to put a positive spin on a controversial situation, one truth would remain: The Trojans’ athletic program is fatally flawed. People near and far continued to tell me this year would be the first of a long, dark period for USC athletics. Nine months [...]
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Trojans hurt by errors, bested by Dirtbags at home
Trojans offense and defense falters, as Long Beach tops USC for second time this year.
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Johnson, Sanchez are two of the most decorated athletes to don the cardinal and gold.
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Dan Schnur, the director of the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics, speaks at a panel titled “The First 100 Days of Jerry Brown” yesterday in Taper Hall. About 50 people attended the event, in which panelists discussed what the Brown administration has accomplished thus far.
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USC Hospitality plans to use only dairy made in California and to serve cage-free eggs.
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The average USC student graduates owing about $36,787 in student loan debt.
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William Holder currently holds the Ernst and Young Professorship in Accounting at USC.
Read the rest of this article »Lil’ B’s controversial album title proves a positive step
Lil’ B is gay. We’ve known this for more than a week now, since the rapper announced the title of his upcoming album, I’m Gay, onstage at Coachella. Does this mean the world has finally found the first gay rapper? In the common sense of the word, no. But Lil’ B interprets the word “gay” [...]
Read the rest of this article »Graffiti art taking over MOCA Geffen
The exhibition, the first to show graffiti art in the United States, features Banksy works.
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Frank McCourt is in the poor house, and Major League Baseball recently took steps to ensure his financial problems no longer affect the Los Angeles Dodgers’ day-to-day operations. McCourt, who is in the middle of a lengthy and heavily publicized divorce trial with ex-wife Jamie McCourt, had spent so much money on his lavish lifestyle [...]
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