The project, which rents bikes with advertisements to students for free, hopes to eventually spread to college campuses nationwide.
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Pedestrians should play equally important role in their own safety
USC’s pedestrian safety campaign has been doggedly trying to instill a sense of accountability in the large contingent of cyclists and boarders on campus. But and equally important component of pedestrian safety is pedestrian accountability. Somewhere down the line, there seems to have been a subtle injection of an us vs. them mentality into the [...]
Read the rest of this article »Student Affairs, USG implement new bike lanes
As students flock to the University Park Campus for classes this fall, they will find new, portable bike lanes flanking Trousdale Parkway. A joint project by the Office of Student Affairs and the Undergraduate Student Government, the bike lanes, marked with “bike sharrows,” enable students to bike up and down Trousdale without interfering with pedestrian [...]
Read the rest of this article »Lanes won’t solve USC’s bike problem
USC’s campus simply can’t be made bike friendly; students should switch to longboards.
Read the rest of this article »While saving space for bikes, USC should keep its charm. What makes you proud to call yourself a Trojan? Is it our exceptional academic or athletic rankings? Is it the unique oasis of the campus? Is our Trojan pride being run over by bikes? It is time that the conversation regarding bicycles be at the [...]
Read the rest of this article »The administration should create bike paths on campus. Biking is the fastest way to get to class at USC. Many of us bike down Ellendale Place, turn left on Jefferson Boulevard and bike across the intersection at McClintock Avenue. Do you wonder if there are police waiting to give you a ticket for riding your [...]
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The university launched a campaign Tuesday aimed at changing bike culture.
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The walk to class every day is surprisingly tricky. Anyone who has walked on campus knows to be aware of the multitude of wheeled vehicles that weave precariously among pedestrians in a frenzied mesh of near-collisions and last-gasp rushes for the start of class. USC has had a longstanding bike problem, and the few changes [...]
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Read the rest of this article »Abroad, coddling not an option
Study abroad programs often make it too easy for students to adjust to foreign cultures.
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