Student Affairs said it is pleased with the changes on The Row since the beginning of the semester.
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ONE Archives kicks off new campaign
ONE Archives, housed at USC, includes testimonies from AIDS victims and activists.
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Adam Faruqi, a freshman majoring in vocal arts, sings a solo during the USC Thornton Concert Choir’s performance of “Joy,” arranged by Dave Maddux. Thornton showcased the USC Choral Artists and Scholarship Brass Quintet at “Winter Gala: A Holiday Celebration” on Wednesday.
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The vigil was held Wednesday night in response to Keck’s lack of contractual negotiations.
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The men’s and women’s teams will compete for the first time since mid-November.
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USC holds UC Riverside to just 35 percent shooting to win its second consecutive game.
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USC junior quarterback Matt Barkley will no doubt have plenty of people in his ear over the next several weeks until the deadline to declare for the 2012 NFL draft comes in early January. Go for the money, they’ll say. Stay for the pride. Go to fulfill your dream of playing at the highest level. [...]
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Seeded No. 7 in the NCAA tournament, the USC women’s volleyball team seeks to notch its first national title since 2003.
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The No. 1 USC men’s water polo team looks to win an unprecedented fourth consecutive NCAA championship.
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Nintendo’s Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword stands apart with exceptional graphics and intriguing characters.
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