The program pairs American students with international students so both students can improve their secondary language skills.
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USC student advocates for minority education
David Hernandez won the 2011 Champions of Change Award from President Barack Obama.
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Jared Blake, a freshman majoring in architecture, and Kimmery Galindo, a junior majoring in English, decorate their float as part of “Homecoming Fall 2011 All Bark, No Bite: Tirebiter’s Revenge” in McCarthy Quad on Tuesday. The Office of Campus Activities will host a Homecoming Parade tomorrow at noon at Tommy Trojan.
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The resolution requests clarification of the university’s current smoking policy.
Read the rest of this article »Gilbreath nominated for CLASS Award USC All-American senior guard Briana Gilbreath has already received plenty of accolades for the work she does on the court. Now she’s being recognized for what she does in the classroom and community, too. Gilbreath has been nominated as one of 30 candidates for Lowe’s Senior Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement [...]
Read the rest of this article »Kiffin, Sarkisian have left their own marks
Disciple: a person who is a pupil or an adherent of the doctrines of another; a follower. For Pete Carroll, passing on the keys to his winning ways wasn’t going very well in fall 2008. Carroll’s most prominent pupil, Lane Kiffin, had just been fired by late Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis following a 5-15 [...]
Read the rest of this article »Barkley looks to finish year with ‘bang’
The third-year signal caller insists he is not pondering a future professional career.
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Former forward Nikola Vucevic was drafted No. 16 overall during last June’s NBA draft.
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On the rise, The Milk Carton Kids join forces with Over The Rhine for a handful of local shows, including the famous El Rey Theatre.
Read the rest of this article »Increase in females equalizes gaming
The image of the typical gamer has been something of a caricature: a rambunctious teenage male mashing buttons with his friends or a post-college mama’s boy cooped up in his parents’ basement. Most of us acknowledge these stereotypes as funny exaggerations, but the crux of their humor lies in a key assumption — gamers are [...]
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