In the three years since releasing the divisive album Evil Urges, My Morning Jacket’s future seemed uncertain. Jim James, lead singer, songwriter, guitarist and one of only two members who has been on every album, has kept busy in the group’s downtime, embarking on a series of side projects including a solo EP (under the [...]
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Follow-up a hollow echo of original film
With a movie like The Hangover, any follow up would feel forced. The original was so twisted, so hilarious and so extremely out there that putting the four leads through the same situation would raise questions. But director Todd Phillips, who co-wrote the sequel, managed to prevent things from being completely repetitive. The result is [...]
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Attorney-turned-playwright Evangeline Ordaz’s latest play to be produced by Company of Angels addresses multiple issues at once.
Read the rest of this article »Partnership aims to push pediatric research forward
USC partners with Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, looking to develop medical devices.
Read the rest of this article »Students from Vermont Elementary, part of USC’s Joint Educational Project Young Scientist Program, paint a recycling-themed mural with aid from the MobileMural Lab, as part of a studio started by Nadine Afari, head of YSP, keying a recycling awareness push.
Read the rest of this article »USC welcomes most non-US freshman class
Sixteen percent of the fall’s estimated 2,650 students hail from outside the United States.
Read the rest of this article »Sanchez, Christian ousted in semifinals
The senior, freshman pair finished the season with a 30-5 overall record in doubles play.
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The Trojans drop two of three against the Cougars, finishing in seventh place in the Pac-10.
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Well, that was exhausting. Five years, one month and six days later, and the final chapter to the Reggie Bush era officially closed Thursday morning with the NCAA once again giving USC the cold shoulder, announcing the school’s appeal of last June’s sanctions had been denied. And it’s about time. For a case dating back [...]
Read the rest of this article »Sanctions stand as USC loses appeal
The Trojans will not be eligible to play in this year’s Pac-12 title game or a bowl game.
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