Hawai’i visits Coliseum as No. 1 USC starts highly anticipated season.
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Fall sports rally ushers in athletes’ new season
Hundreds of students piled into the Galen Center Thursday night for a sports rally. The first football game is on Saturday.
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A panel met after a live viewing of the convention to analyze Mitt Romney’s speech.
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Health insurance was one of the changes employees lobbied for during the rally.
Read the rest of this article »Popular TV shows rely on moral ambiguity
If there’s an unspoken rule in this golden age of television, it’s that the truly great shows embrace moral ambiguity. The Sopranos kicked things off with a sympathetic portrayal of mafia life and paved the way for mature, serialized storytelling like nothing the small screen had ever witnessed. From the cops and dealers of The [...]
Read the rest of this article »Cast fails to overcome meaningless Lies
By trying to incorporate too many genres, Little White Lies delivers a messy production.
Read the rest of this article »Sleepwalk stumbles with bland narrative
Despite an intriguing premise and clever storyline, Sleepwalk with Me stalls and doesn’t quite manage to fulfill its potential.
Read the rest of this article »Bike policy changes exaggerate problem
Nothing seems to attract more attention from the USC administration than bikes. Over the past several years, it has attempted to implement countless bike policies, including the most recent one designating bike lanes along Trousdale Parkway as part of the “We are Considerate. We are USC.” campaign. The bike issue, however, is an exaggerated problem [...]
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The installation of bike lanes along Trousdale Parkway is the university’s clever answer to USC’s ever-present bike safety problem.
Read the rest of this article »FYF Fest offers electrifying lineup
Los Angelenos trying to get their live music fix this Labor Day weekend need to look no further than downtown LA, as the indie-centric FYF Fest returns to the Los Angeles State Historic Park this Saturday and Sunday. Now in its ninth year, the festival is expanding to two consecutive days for the first time [...]
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