RichKidSnap may affect USC’s image
Notoriety of “Beverly Hills Rich Kids” may not be good publicity for the university
Social media users must resist clickbait content
Readers should be intrigued, not manipulated, by published media
Classifieds – June 18, 2014
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Warner Bros. Studios unveil plans for Justice League
After years of frustrating false starts (Superman Returns, Green Lantern) and a disheartening number of unrealized or abandoned projects (Joss Whedon’s Wonder Woman, George Miller’s computer-animated version of Justice League), the superstructure of the DC cinematic universe is finally beginning to take shape. While Marvel Studios continues to add to its menagerie of spandex-clad do-gooders, […]
Marinades provide unique flavors for grilling season
Los Angeles’ cultural diversity allows for a plethora of interesting flavors that translate wonderfully to the grill.
Starbucks college program effective idea
In America, a good education is not easily brewed up. So when Starbucks announced Monday that it would pay for its employee’s college education, the company showed that it valued its employees’ educational aspirations by financially supporting them through the process of gaining their bachelor’s degrees. To make a more impactful statement about the role […]
California court ruling on tenure good for education
Removing tenure is a step in the right direction for educational reform
USC Security Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident report summary between Thursday, June 12, and Tuesday, June 17. Crimes against a person at 3:04 a.m. on June 14, it was reported that several males were involved in a physical altercation at 28th St and Figueroa St. A student and his […]
USC sees a drop in on-campus crime
Officials attribute much of the crime reduction to restricted hours after 9 p.m.
Annenberg implements ‘BYOD’ policy for this fall
Surveys within the school indicate that 99 percent of students had laptops.