Behind the Ogwumike sisters, Stanford had USC trailing almost the whole contest.
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Scholars to use academics on global stage
The Dornsife Scholars Program is one of the first uses of the Dornsife’s historic gift, Lamy said.
Read the rest of this article »Play provides social commentary on race
Clybourne Park pushes audiences to reflect on their personal views, drawing comparisons between 1950s racism and modern views.
Read the rest of this article »What should US foreign involvement look like?
The next president should not intervene in conflicts that pose no threat to our security; it is time to focus on rebuilding at home.
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About 150 people attended the USG Presidential debate, the largest turnout in the last four years.
Read the rest of this article »USC club team looking to turn heads
Led by USC coach Jeff Langille, the Trojans defeated UCLA 8-3 last week and are looking forward to the playoffs in Seattle.
Read the rest of this article »Politics must not compromise health
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation is right to fund breast cancer screening, and it was wrong to deny it in the first place.
Read the rest of this article »USG revives State of the Student Body
President Monish Tyagi said the university’s students are defined by a push to do better.
Read the rest of this article »Former Trojans invited to NFL Combine
Having voluntarily or forcibly exhausted their eligibility, several players from 2011 will get a chance to shine in front of scouts.
Read the rest of this article »Eccentric hip-hop trio builds up Ten$ion
South African group Die Antwoord follows up its buzzed-about debut $O$ with another surprisingly eclectic, obscene album.
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