Jan. 1, 2011, was always going to be a landmark day for firsts.
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Hollywood’s memory lanes comes to USC
Although non-cinema students might occasionally notice USC’s close ties with the film industry, they might not be aware of the behind-the-scenes effort to preserve Hollywood’s most precious moments for our intellectual benefit.
Read the rest of this article »Wikileaks floodgate should be closed
If citizens want their governments to reflect their wishes they must allow those governments to operate in some degree of secrecy.
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The next wave of alternative energy
For students that frequent the less-than-sparkling beaches punctuating California’s coastline, it’s easy to think of the ocean as the place where we jettison all things polluted or unwieldy.
Read the rest of this article »Tweeting Bill Nye with respect
It’s easy to put our generation in the driver’s seat of the handbasket, destination: Hell. But that’s too simple a conclusion.
Read the rest of this article »Undecided, but not unsuccessful
I’m neither a career counselor nor a fortune teller. There’s no magical equation for career-related happiness. Still, I think there’s a different way to look at things.
Read the rest of this article »Global presence strengthens USC
Whether in the classroom, in student organizations, in Greek life or in internships, the opportunities for knowledge outside of our own culture are vast.
Read the rest of this article »Economic inequalities leave nation struggling
The United States is more unequal than it has been since the Gilded Age of the 1920s; aside from the moral implications, this represents a structural obstacle to sustained economic growth.
Read the rest of this article »Incentives need more time to warm up
Though it’s growing in popularity, solar energy is not yet something we see implemented day to day.
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