The USC men’s tennis team lost its first game of the year to No. 1-ranked Virginia.
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Trojans trounced in rivalry matchup
The USC men’s volleyball team was swept by UCLA in its sixth loss in seven games.
Read the rest of this article »Convention tribute to lasting Doctor Who legacy
The convention has grown in popularity as Doctor Who has taken off in the U.S. This year, Gallifrey One sold out in November.
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The three day convention at the Los Angeles Marriott played host to 3,600 Doctor Who fans. The convention celebrated the 50th anniversary of the television series, which is the longest running science fiction show on television. Photos by Rachel Bracker
Read the rest of this article »Punk still relevant for today’s music scene
The genre of punk has long been sliced and diced into various subgenres, and nowadays it seems that just about every slightly hardcore indie band seems to slap the “post-punk” or “prog-punk” label onto itself. In the 1970s, the meaning of punk was clear as hair gel — no one was confused about the dude [...]
Read the rest of this article »Mark Cuban-funded startup thrives
Mobile gaming company created by alum gains traction with apps such as Word Derby.
Read the rest of this article »Women of Troy rout Concordia, stay undefeated
Coming into this weekend’s Lancer Invitational at Cal Baptist University, the USC women’s water polo team was ranked second in the nation and first among participating schools. After the final whistle of the game against Concordia on Saturday, the Women of Troy left no doubt that they were the team to beat in Riverside. Energized [...]
Read the rest of this article »‘Traditional’ prom shows homophobia
A high school in Indiana has gathered support in favor of a prom that bans gay students.
Read the rest of this article »In regard to Pi Kappa Phi’s “Phi-esta” I am proud of who I am. I am Catholic, liberal and sometimes a little outspoken. This is one of those times. I am a Trojan through and through, but first, I am a woman of Mexican-American descent. A couple weeks ago, the students of the Duke Asian [...]
Read the rest of this article »Vigilante cop doesn’t deserve admiration
After six bloody days in which four people were killed, former Los Angeles Police Department officer and accused murderer Christopher Jordan Dorner’s body burned in a cabin in Big Bear. It’s quite difficult to pick just one insane moment from his murderous rampage: Was it his merciless killing of an LAPD officer’s daughter and her [...]
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