Former General Electric chief executive Jack Welch said at a Society for Human Resource Management conference: “There’s no such thing as a work-life balance.” Nevertheless, we are constantly trying to find a balance between our professional and personal lives. Especially during the job-recruiting season, recruiters look for candidates who successfully manage all aspects of healthy, [...]
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The affirmative action debate should not make students forget the point of applications.
Read the rest of this article »Eating disorders call for community solutions
Who isn’t afraid of the freshman 15? Of all the myths of college life, this supposed weight gain haunts university freshmen most when they step onto campus. It drives students to go to the Lyon Center every day or buy salads at Seeds Marketplace instead of orange chicken at Panda Express. Generally, maintaining a normal [...]
Read the rest of this article »Should the US allow more oil drilling?
Though alternative energy is important, American citizens are hurting right now — it’s time to tap into U.S. natural resources.
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The government must not authorize the Keystone XL oil pipeline. Bolstering alternative energy is more important in the long run.
Read the rest of this article »Students definitely don’t overuse sarcasm
Technically speaking, sarcasm isn’t a word that ends in ‘-ism.’ I realize readers care deeply about my adherence to my column’s theme. Please forgive me. It’s just that sarcasm is everywhere. This form of humor is especially popular with blasé college students. Did someone just recount a mundane anecdote? Cool story, bro. Are you about [...]
Read the rest of this article »Career fair overlooks liberal arts
USC hosts many fairs, but underclassmen and liberal arts majors still feel left out.
Read the rest of this article »Caltrans to blame for traffic disaster
USC students are no strangers to traffic. We live in the middle of Los Angeles, within short distance of two major freeways; traffic is almost inescapable. On a Friday afternoon, the freeways look like two blankets of lights: one red and one white, slowly moving in opposite directions. For this reason, delays because of construction [...]
Read the rest of this article »Los Angeles should not redraw District 9
The city’s plan would slow the progress of USC’s surrounding community by making it the poorest district in L.A. history.
Read the rest of this article »Should all employers cover contraceptives?
Though religious institutions should have exemption, religiously affiliated hospitals and schools should still provide birth control.
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