Q&A with viral Facebook page USC Squirrels
Despite existing for less than a week, the page has already garned mass student attention.
Different genres duke it out in the box office
It was another robust weekend at the box office as four films managed to earn more than $18 million each, with the Evil Dead remake hauling in $25.7 million —which is more than the rest of the franchise combined. Though Evil Dead didn’t turn out to be the most terrifying film ever (as it declared […]
Fugu Fugu Press prints up vintage style
The greeting card business fuses mid-Century style with Japanese art and design.
Coachella turns up the heat in the Indio desert
The famous music festival has started to feature more mainstream musical acts.
Letter to the editor
Rallying against fossil-fuel investments USC students take pride in the large sums of money the school receives to enhance our educational experience. It’s with a cumulative endowment of $3.5 billion that ’SC is able to maintain its standing as one of the top research institutions in the world. But while our university is grateful for […]
Pro-life rights also include life of mother
On Monday, Praveen Halappanavar was questioned in an Irish court about the events surrounding the death of his wife, Savita Halappanavar. Savita Halappanavar, an Indian dentist who moved from southwest India to Dublin with her husband in 2008, was 17 weeks pregnant when she was sent to University Hospital Galway on Oct. 21, 2012 after […]
Losing and fan loyalty in baseball
Take me out to the ballgame. It’s a phrase customarily sung, but not as often spoken in earnest. The experience of witnessing a baseball game in person is completely unparalleled. The yard evokes eternal summer by day, and at night the stadium lights glow like a Christmas tree. Baseball games aren’t deafeningly raucous the way […]
Cynthia Cooper-Dyke hired to head women’s basketball
Cooper-Dyke helped lead USC to a pair of NCAA championships before winning an Olympic gold medal and four WNBA titles.
Mad Men season 6 premiere captures moral dichotomy
It is the winter of 1967, just months before the My Lai massacre and the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and the characters of AMC’s Mad Men are haunted by death. Sunday’s two hour season six premiere sent audiences right back into the height of the Vietnam War. Don Draper, who during Korea […]
Springing into ‘SC: Worth the Wait
May 1st is approaching quickly. For most of us, that’s probably an irrelevant date. But let’s take a moment and revisit our senior year of high school, when May 1st was more than just another day. In fact, it was the BIG day: The deadline to decide which big letters would adorn our crewneck sweaters […]