USC travels to the Bay Area to take on two top-five teams in Stanford and California.
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USC seeks redemption against Stanford
In the teams’ last matchup, the Cardinal bested the Trojans 6-4 in the SoCal tournament.
Read the rest of this article »Golden days relevant once again
I remember USC throttling opponents, stepping on their throats relentlessly. The offense was unstoppable. The defense was stifling. Last weekend I thought I was dreaming, really. It was almost like yesteryear. The USC offense stormed out of the gates on offense against Notre Dame, moving the ball almost seamlessly, having its way against its opponent and [...]
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The Trojans’ defense realizes they will have their hands full trying to slow down Luck.
Read the rest of this article »In its last meeting, USC lost on a late-second field goal to the Cardinal in Palo Alto, Calif.
Read the rest of this article »Barkley embodies Trojan spirit
Despite facing adversity all throughout college, the junior signal caller has not wavered.
Read the rest of this article »Halloween flicks hold nostalgic, eerie thrills
As children, we embraced Halloween as a night of spooky thrills. We bravely tramped through the neighborhood, demanding candy and creeping past scary skeleton displays, only to shriek our heads off when the display turned out to be the neighbor’s evil teenage son. Today’s costumes tend to be more risque, and booze tends to replace [...]
Read the rest of this article »New Hollywood bar embraces magic
Hollywood’s Magic Bar incorporates enticing mixology and magicians into scene.
Read the rest of this article »Día de los Muertos yields local festivities
The famous Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos provides alternate celebrations for Halloween weekend.
Read the rest of this article »Repeal will increase student attendance
The Los Angeles community’s voice has been heard. After a four-year community-led campaign, Los Angeles is removing a punitive anti-truancy policy that targets inner-city students. The policy essentially meant any child caught violating daytime curfew laws could be fined up to $250 by the Los Angeles Police Department. With the repeal of this law, attendance [...]
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