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Keck professor wins award after students’ nomination
Professor Henri Ford won the Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism in Medicine Award.
Read the rest of this article »Jefferson to be altered for walking, biking
The university is seeking approval from the City of Los Angeles for the proposal.
Read the rest of this article »CalPIRG doubles fundraising goal
The organization’s current campaign focuses on banning plastic bags in California.
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Diane Medsker, a health educator at the Office for Wellness and Health Promotion, asks Karim Sacre, a graduate student studying computer science, to walk his bike on Trousdale Parkway. Student Affairs kicked off its ‘We are Considerate. We are USC.’ campaign last Tuesday with an email to all students.
Read the rest of this article »Women of Troy win season-opening exhibition
No. 23 USC started off the season with a 77-65 exhibition win over Westmont on Monday, finally pulling away at the end of the game after trading the lead back and forth with the Warriors. Four players scored in double digits for the Women of Troy, who were led by 23 points from senior point [...]
Read the rest of this article »USC band drops second album under new name
Bringing a beach vibe to this season’s chilly weather, The Miracals, formally known as The Smiles, released Give Me a Chance, its 2nd EP, on Nov. 7. A few months ago, the three-piece band of USC students changed its name to The Miracals after a legal conflict with a local children’s dental office. The name [...]
Read the rest of this article »Sarkisian, Kiffin respond to controversial remarks
Washington’s defensive coordinator said he would rather face USC than Oregon.
Read the rest of this article »Tough schedule to benefit Trojans
In typical Trojan fashion, the USC men’s basketball team begins its season Friday against CSU Northridge with little to no fanfare. You can thank the Trojans’ No. 18 football team for most of the distraction, as its 7-2 record and recent play have captured the attention of many more people than those residing between Adams [...]
Read the rest of this article »O’Neill hopes Jones can shoulder load
Jio Fontan’s season-ending ACL surgery forces USC to field a young backcourt in 2011-2012.
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