Bureaucracy of college enrollment hurts students
High schoolers left behind in the “Summer Melt” need a system they can count on.
White House strikes a low blow with Netanyahu insult
These days, it’s no secret that U.S-Israeli relations are on thin ice. Yet, as strained as the situation might be, tension doesn’t make name-calling appropriate. Several government officials don’t seem to understand that. Published last Tuesday, a column by The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg revealed that the White House is privately making negative remarks about Israeli […]
“Chickensh-t-Gate” highlights need for more U.S. leadership
The thing about Bibi is, he’s a chickensh-t.” These were the words The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg attributed to an anonymous senior Obama administration official, made in reference to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, often called Bibi. This inflammatory statement triggered strong reactions from both U.S. and Israeli officials, with many dubbing the incident “Chickensh-t-Gate.” “The […]
Classifieds – November 3, 2014
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In Photos: USC fails to stay afloat against Bruins, 10-8
Photos by Brian Ji.
Education top priority for voters, new poll reveals
Incumbent Tom Torlakson leads Marshall Tuck 32 to 29 percent in the race for CA State Superintendent.
Injured swimmer in recovery after accident
Friends and family have set up online fundraisers for Dillon Connolly.
Fire at Tuscany Apartments causes damage
It took 12 firefighters approximately an hour to put out the fire, the cause of which is still unknown.
SeePolitical aims to break down the ballot for voters
USC alumnus Nate Kaplan founded the organization to educate young voters.
Scavenger hunt celebrates Hello Kitty all over L.A.
Celebrating Kitty’s 40th anniversary, the hunt covers most of Los Angeles.