New York Times wrongly says students are in limbo because of economic downfall.
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Programming an important foreign language
While weâre at school, weâre encouraged to view all fields as equal. Recruiters, however, see things a little differently. The importance of computer science is hard to ignore. Itâs the discipline that runs our beloved phones and laptops. Itâs the study that allows us to tell hundreds of people what we did last weekend and, [...]
Read the rest of this article »Wildfires continue to burn through Texas
Wednesday marks the 296th straight day of wildfires blazing across Texas. Approximately 181 fires have burned throughout the state this week, torching more than 120,000 acres and 1,000 homes. Record-setting drought and humidity in the state has formed ideal conditions for the raging wildfires, enlisting 2,000 firefighters in an attempt to stop them. The fires [...]
Read the rest of this article »Legacy continues with American Pie reunion
Itâs been more than 10 years since the East Great Falls class of 1999 walked the halls together and nearly a decade since the last movie, American Wedding, hit theaters. Now the original cast of American Pie is coming together for a good olâ fashioned high school reunion. Set to be released in April 2012, [...]
Read the rest of this article »Willie Nelson, Chipotle collaborate for environmental ad
Every so often a motion picture, video short or ad campaign successfully combines audio and visual to create an awe-inspiring product. Chipotle has recently been added to that list of successful endeavors. The franchise, collaborating with Willie Nelson, has released a two-minute advertisement supporting sustainable farming in today’s agribusiness world. While the environmental message comes [...]
Read the rest of this article »Fox causes stir with controversial video
âLetâs give the Conferenceâs two newest members a good, old-fashioned, All-American welcome!â begins Bob Oschackâs September 2 clip on Fox Sports. In a distasteful segment aired Sept. 2, Fox Sports âwelcomedâ Colorado and Utah to the newly formed PAC-12. The video, which aired on their Sports homepage and was quickly added to YouTube and Hulu, [...]
Read the rest of this article »Road to Seoul is go-to Korean BBQ
A mere 10-minute drive from USC lies the Road to Seoul in Koreatown. Though the restaurant’s name would have you prepped for an epic journey as you walk through their front doors, the Road to Seoul relies more on service than atmosphere to bring its patrons the best Korean BBQ around. Korean BBQ, for those [...]
Read the rest of this article »Bill to speed up stadium proposal goes to assembly
A bill to expedite legal hurdles for creating a new Los Angeles football stadium passed two California State Assembly committees and has been submitted to the legislative floor on Wednesday. The California Assembly has four days to vote on the bill on the proposed $1.2 billion downtown stadium by Anschutz Entertainment Group. Environmental groups, however, [...]
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Read the rest of this article »Trojans look to correct mistakes against Minnesota in this week’s inaugural Pac-12 game against Utah. Robert Woods was named Pac-12 player of the week on offense. USC fell out of the Associated Press Top 25 rankings after squeaking by Minnesota 19-17. The Trojans were previously ranked 25th. Lane Kiffin reinstated tailback Marc Tyler. The redshirt [...]
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