REVIEW: ‘Shameless’ season nine premiere fails to capture show’s former glory
The Showtime series’ recycles character arcs and plotlines to produce a trite ninth season premiere.
Entries by Eileen Toh
Ground Zero reinstates itself as a performance venue
The cafe’s popular Open Mic Night offers students a place to explore their talents.
General Education S2E4: Engemann’s Attempts to Rebuild Trust
This week, a special episode. We’re giving listeners an in-depth look at Online Editor Eileen Toh’s story on how the Engemann Student Health Center is trying to rebuild trust in the aftermath of revelations that former campus gynecologist George Tyndall abused his relationship with patients for nearly 30 years. Music by Joakim Karud.
Students fail to show for suicide prevention forum
The forum was meant to inform students about suicide prevention tactics.
Ph.D. student is Navajo Nation’s vice president pick
Buu Van Nygren was selected to run by a Navajo Nation presidential candidate.
Paris mayor visits USC for roundtable discussion with students
Twenty students discussed cultural relations and global involvement with Anne Hidalgo.
SCA celebrates ‘Fear and Loathing’ anniversary with panel
Students and faculty alike gathered to pay homage to the psychedelic cult classic.
State of the Art: Audrey Munson’s story must finally be rewritten
At the zenith of her career, Munson was praised for her ideal “Grecian” proportions, rendering her popular among neoclassicist sculptors. Her very appearance, paired with her willingness to brand herself as a sex symbol, inspired and launched many Beaux Arts-style sculptors and avant-garde painters.
REVIEW: BTS shines in multi-night shows at Staples Center
The tour was named after the group’s “Love Yourself” album series. The trilogy follows a singular story arc in which the boys finally reach an epiphany about the importance of self-love.
The Bar-On Brief: Diversity of opinion must be considered in faculty hiring
If a university is diverse in race, ethnicity and gender but is composed of ideologically analogous professors, I would argue that this is as grave a sin as a college with exclusively white, straight and male professors. Universities are rightfully aiming to diversify their ranks, but ideology should be as important as all other factors.