Judge Vaughn Walker speaks about gay rights
The former Northern District of California judge discussed his role in controversial cases Monday.
Fully healed Trojans poised for rebound
Dedmon, Fontan and Fuller are all returning from season-ending injuries in 2011-12.
Flight rides on performances, visuals
Director Robert Zemeckis’ return to live-action cinema has an interesting premise but unfortunately achieves only slight success.
France’s homework ban is unjustified
Elementary students’ dreams came true last month when French President Francois Hollande promised to ban homework in all of the country’s public schools. The announcement was just one part of the newly elected president’s robust educational plan, which attempts to prioritize learning and equalize students’ abilities to succeed. In addition to eliminating take-home assignments, Hollande […]
Duck hunt gone awry
After Oregon opened up a 14-3 lead, USC could never catch up, despite twice narrowing the deficit to just three points.
Wreck-It Ralph enchants audiences of all ages
Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph is a hugely entertaining adventure with an intriguing story, dazzling visuals and hilarious dialogue.
Prop. 34 would end injustice of death penalty
Tomorrow, Californians will be faced with a question of life or death. In addition to choosing the next president of the United States, California voters must decide whether they will continue to support the death penalty, or vote to abolish it. If approved, Proposition 34 would replace the death penalty with life imprisonment without the […]
Shooting sends four to hospital
USC will re-evaluate its security policies, President C. L. Max Nikias says in a statement.
Online reporting can lead to misinformation
Reporting from Wednesday night’s shooting indicates a need to be careful with breaking news online.
Senior adapts classic tale for the stage
Zach Kaufer, a USC senior, brings a four-year project to fruition with his play Peter Pan, or the Boy Who Would Not Grow Up.