The proposal is being funded through the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program.
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Shoah adds testimonies from Rwanda
Shoah will add testimonies from victims of the Rwandan genocide to its collection.
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Chris Hanley, co-owner of Slice Truck, hands out free pizza at the USC Undergraduate Student Government Elections Promo. The event, held in front of Tommy Trojan on Wednesday, allowed students to pick up a letter of intent and application for the spring 2012 elections.
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Cardinal Gardens, Century Apartments and La Sabonne Apartments will also be torn down.
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USC travels south to square off against San Diego State in its first road game of the season.
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Oregon ranks third in the nation, averaging just less than 47 points per contest this year.
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Elite college football programs show unwavering class and respect in defeat and victory. For Oregon, most of its players are doing their part. In fact, all but one of Oregon’s players appear to carry themselves with an elegance appropriate for a team that has a shot to play in consecutive BCS national championship games. But [...]
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The coaching staff elected to hold the sophomore wide receiver out of Wednesday’s practice.
Read the rest of this article »The Civil Wars This is not by any means a history lesson — at long last, we’ve escaped the days of AP U.S. History — but instead a folk-meets-country musical sensation on the rise. Composed of Joy Williams and John Paul White, the fantastic folk duo elicits simple acoustics, beautiful harmonies and emotive lyrics that [...]
Read the rest of this article »MOCA Geffen showcases bold art
Now that “Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980” is in full swing, new exhibitions are popping up left and right as part of the initiative. So it comes as no surprise that choosing from the many exhibitions under the umbrella of this new project might seem overwhelming. But an easy way to experience this [...]
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