Celebrity-penned books tend to create buzz and, as a result, sell.
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Reading has a new face, and it’s now glare-resistant. And though not all book-lovers are on board with the new technology, e-readers offer certain indisputable benefits.
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A recent USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll shows that e-readers are gaining ground on traditional print media, but USC students and
university librarians tell a different story.
What we read is a picture of who we are
Books are all about learning and escaping to alternate realities — past or future, real or imaginary, possible or impossible. So what do the books that we are reading say about the state of our reality? More importantly, what do they say about us? Best-sellers lists, in a way, could be reflections of the national [...]
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USC bus stops on Ellendale Place are not accessible during construction.
Read the rest of this article »Consultants present plans for designated bike lanes on campus
Bike lanes have been proposed for McClintock Avenue, Trousdale Parkway and Downey Way.
Read the rest of this article »Cartoonist Bob Staake began his career at USC
Bob Staake has a weekly cartoon in the Washington Post and has illustrated for The New Yorker.
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Steve Wozniak, cofounder of Apple, prank-called the Vatican with Steve Jobs.
Read the rest of this article »Ming Qu, 23, remembered for his friendship, dedication to family
Biao Yang, a close friend of Ming Qu, remembers their freshman year and teaching Qu how to play sports.
Read the rest of this article »Ying Wu, 23, remembered for her determination and love for reading
Ying Wu, a graduate student studying electrical engineering, had grown close to Ming Qu, her host mother says.
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