The storyline commanding national headlines last weekend was clear enough — Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck and USC junior quarterback Matt Barkley were set to face off as two of college football’s best quarterback prospects. Of course, it played out about as well as anyone could have hoped, with the two gunslingers leading their respective teams [...]
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Women of Troy to begin year in top-25
USC finished second in the WNIT last season, falling to Toledo in the title game.
Read the rest of this article »USC coach Lane Kiffin said he was ‘extremely disappointed’ with the officiating Saturday.
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USC’s associate head coach is the longest tenured men’s basketball coach in the Pac-12.
Read the rest of this article »Rebuild routines to break dry spells
Having a consistent exercise routine is crucial for staying fit. But, in the hubbub of college life, it’s hard to maintain stable routines. For a couple months, a combination of birthday-related indulgences and a midterm-heavy schedule left me out of shape, with no time to exercise. Everyone knows it’s important to rebuild solid exercise habits, [...]
Read the rest of this article »New play interweaves disparate talents
Come Fly Away mixes dazzling choreography with incomparable musical talent.
Read the rest of this article »Little Red produces sure-fire hit album
Mixing different tastes and influences, Australian band Little Red creates a diverse record sure to please listeners of all types.
Read the rest of this article »The $4-billion income dispute is a product of greed when focus should be on love of the game.
Read the rest of this article »Remodeling the Village harms local culture
Residents expressed mixed opinions about USC’s plan for The Village at an open house at the Galen Center last Thursday. Though The Village will certainly offer a notably nicer face of USC and its surrounding community, the plans for construction lack consideration for the history and significance of the area. Inherent in any efforts at [...]
Read the rest of this article »USC trails in mtvU’s first ‘Student Bodies’ episode
In mtvU’s newest season of Student Bodies, a team of two from USC faces a team from UCLA in various fitness-oriented challenges. The winner of the competiton will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to MTV’s Spring Break in Las Vegas, as well as a yearlong bottomless supply of Gatorade G-Series products. This week’s episode, a seven-minute [...]
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