U.S. Capital claims lack of transparency
U.S. Capital, a sports company, says it hasn’t been able to submit a formal proposal.
Goodbye First Love sheds light on loss, heartbreak
With emotive performances, Goodbye First Love beautifully captures the loss of a first love.
High-speed rail funding must be stopped
If elected, Mitt Romney is expected to cut funding to the rail, thus doing California — and its precarious budget — a huge favor.
Gemelos and Gilbreath drafted by WNBA teams
The former USC stars were taken in the third round of Monday’s annual draft.
Popular Beatles class once controversial
Professor Bill Biersach said his Beatles class goes beyond the recording industry.
Comic-Con fails to find cinematic footing
Comic-Con entertains with visuals but lacks authenticity and a consistent overall tone.
Postseason football injuries need attention
The story of a football game doesn’t end with a mark in the win/lose column. The story ends 30 years later, when a victorious receiver’s life takes a hypothetical turn for the worse. After a successful football career and numerous concussions, this player develops early-onset Alzheimer’s and forgets his wife’s name — or he becomes […]
Defense steals the show in the 2012 spring game
Senior quarterback Matt Barkley is unable to get in sync with his receivers and the defense forces several turnovers in the contest.
Viterbi, LAPD hold meeting on shooting, safety
The Dept. of Public Safety reminds students to always be aware, although crime has decreased.
Local violence poses health concerns
This week, the USC community mourned the death of two graduate students, Ying Wu and Ming Qu, after a fatal shooting in the area west of USC’s campus. There was no denying that a dark cloud hung over campus. Grieving is a natural process that most of us have been through at some point in […]