Yoshinoya tries new concept: Asiana
Fast-food brand Yoshinoya revamps its location at 30th and Figueroa to mild success.
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Orientation Issue
Daily Trojan will be sharing content from this semester’s Orientation Issue throughout the week. Divided into the DT’s four regular sections — News, Opinion, Lifestyle and Sports — O Issue is a special edition released at the beginning of each academic year that highlights USC and Los Angeles for incoming freshmen and new transfer students. […]
Bike-share plan won’t convert Angelenos
On Sunday, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will reveal the details of a $16-million L.A. bike-share program. You don’t need to look far from USC to see compelling reasons for such a program. To the east lies the 110 Freeway — and all the traffic congestion it brings. Bicycles offer a cleaner, healthier alternative. Unfortunately, that alternative […]
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.
Free Humanity pushes artistic limits
Local artist Free Humanity opens up about his artistic career, past experiences and new work with Klerkx Art Agency.
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 […]
LA State Historic Park brings nature to the city
Los Angeles is stereotyped as an urban metropolis congested with traffic and clouded in smog, and unfortunately few areas successfully fight that generalization. Even with all its urban hot spots, Los Angeles possesses some residents who appreciate nature and find it important to keep the city close to its roots. Before the city became the […]
Jerome provides advice on successful blogging
Lost Angeles blogger and founder Zack Jerome says bloggers should not have sponsored posts.
Street artist celebrates color and attention to detail
Victor Reyes’ art show The Jungle, on view at Known Gallery, showcases incredibly detailed and eye-catching artworks.
Mayor’s gang-prevention program ineffective
Gang activity is difficult to measure. Different organizations have different ways of defining a gang member, and the competing systems lead to discrepancies in reports on levels of gang activity. This ambiguity makes it hard to tell whether gang-prevention programs are effective. It’s even harder to connect the efforts of any one program to perceived […]