This Chinese language fad too, shall pass
Prevailing wisdom states that proficiency in multiple languages is an invaluable tool for experiences like studying abroad or perhaps making a good impression; Americans admire those who have managed to become fluent in at least one language other than English. But to others, like our European counterparts, being fluent in at least two languages other [...]
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Candidates agreed on what issues must be addressed but differed in their approaches.
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The USC women’s golf team keeps its distance from the rest of the field at the three-day tourney.
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While attention has mostly been focused on the disappointing Super Bowl commercial, a bigger issue is actual Census participation.
Read the rest of this article »Shakespeare’s classic gets better with each line
Performing Shakespeare is notoriously difficult to pull off — even more difficult than listening to it. So when the USC School of Theatre’s Masters of Fine Arts in Acting Program class of 2010 learned that it would be staging Shakespeare’s Pericles, Prince of Tyre as one of a series of three student performances, it must [...]
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As a part of “Five Days of Going Both Ways,” GLBT Student Assembly holds “Gay For Pay,” a panel discussion with gay porn stars.
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A large number of JEP and TIRP participants enter the program as a way of earning extra credit in class.
Read the rest of this article »Volleyball runs in the family for Ciarellis
Tony Ciarelli loves his coach. He hangs out with him on the weekends. He eats dinner and sleeps at his house. Not too many players have this intimate of a relationship with their coach. Then again, not too many players have their father as their coach.
Read the rest of this article »Student production distorts time and morality
Theater is definitely not entertainment for the everyday person that enjoys a good story. It’s more for an audience that appreciates the art of acting and enjoys a live performance, in addition to a good story. Unlike most untrained screen actors, theater actors have a deep love for the stage where they are able to [...]
Read the rest of this article »Infernal epic gets video game makeover
Based on the poem of the same name, Dante’s Inferno takes players into medieval hell.
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The Schwarzenegger Institute held an immigration reform forum titled "Washington comes to USC", with U.S Senators John McCain, Michael Bennet and former President of Mexico ...
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