Yet another earthquake struck Japan early Tuesday morning, killing at least six people. The 6.4 magnitude quake triggered a landslide that buried three homes in Iwaki, according to the city’s fire department. The quake was centered about 100 miles northeast of Tokyo and around 30 miles southwest of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, according to the United States Geological [...]
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Student plans to return to Japan
Andrew Ream shares his study abroad experience in Japan at the time of the earthquake.
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Two USC graduate students created USC for Japan to let students know how they can help.
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USC students cannot afford to wait for the next disaster without being prepared for it.
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UCLA Chancellor Gene Block responds to a controversial video posted by a UCLA student.
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Study shows there is a 99.7 percent chance of a large earthquake in California within 30 years.
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Vice Dean Dr. Henri Ford, a native of Haiti, is hoping to help fix the country’s medical services by improving the infrastructure.
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Students from Chile are going home to help, but no groups are traveling to Haiti or Chile.
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Two major earthquakes have devastated Haiti and Chile in the last two months. Thousands have died and many more displaced with destruction overtaking the respective countries. One country was better equipped than the other for these natural disasters, but both quakes have left residents with a lack of resources necessary for survival — raising the [...]
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Power outages from the earthquake made communication difficult.
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