In wake of robbery, LAPD urges caution, not concern
Students say they are taking safety precautions, including locking doors and windows.
USC sees jump in int‘l graduate admissions
Nationwide trend sees fewer international admissions to American graduate schools.
Fires threaten Los Angeles communities
Los Angeles Fire Department says Station fire will be contained by Sept. 8 at the earliest.
New site breaks the fantasy football mold
A lot has changed about computers and fantasy football in the last decade. Computers are now faster than Usain Bolt, newspapers are quickly fading (yet here I am writing for a newspaper) and fantasy football is played almost exclusively online. While technology and fantasy football have come a long way since Michael Vick was first […]
Summer workouts set tone for new season
Enthusiasm in the offseason has the USC women’s volleyball team excited for the 2009 year.
Carroll names Barkley starter
The true freshman beats out a recovering Aaron Corp for the starting spot in the first game.
Contemporary children’s films attract adult audiences
A nagging paranoia sometimes gnaws at the back of my mind when I’m seated in the most public of confessionals: the movie theater. I briefly felt this subconscious anxiety during a recent showing of Hayao Miyazaki’s new animated film, Ponyo. The Japanese master’s latest — a story of an innocent friendship between an imaginative young […]
Elle Woods returns to LA, sunnier than ever
Now, Legally Blonde: The Musical can be viewed in all its sparkly pink glory at the Pantages Theater in Los Angeles for a limited run.
Swine flu less dangerous than shoddy coverage
Back when I was 10 years old, I took a nasty spill on my bike and felt a searing pain in my arm. Now I’m not a doctor, but I correctly diagnosed myself with a broken bone; I was right back then, so I figure I’m on about the level of a licensed physician by […]
Former Warner Bros. executive joins Gould School
After 25 years at Warner Bros., John Schulman will lead USC’s entertainment law program.