Classifieds – November 11
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The Gauntlet’s gone, but rivalry remains
Stay with me now. In general, USC fans don’t like UCLA fans, and UCLA fans don’t like USC fans. Right? That much we know for sure. But why? Well, that’s another question. Trojans or Bruins often press for an answer when you ask them why they don’t like each other. And unlike some may tell […]
Trojans fall to eighth on day two at Gifford tourney
The USC men’s golf team falls four spots on day two of action in San Martin, Calif.
Barkley evaluates himself
After a poor outing against Arizona State, the freshman sizes up his season so far.
‘Always Compete’ shows new side of Carroll
The recently released book about Pete Carroll paints an in-depth picture of the coach.
Master’s student brings images of the world to USC
Paul Rockower showcases photographs from his travels in hopes of inspiring others.
Believe the hype: Sundance winner is a ‘Precious’ gem
When a small independent film achieves mainstream success through several festival wins and early critical praise, a tidal wave of backlash is almost inevitable. Usually, the innocent underdog is tossed on a pedestal so fast that Oscar purists are quick to call sabotage before the hype can smother anybody else. Slap the names Oprah Winfrey […]
More vegetarian options necessary on campus
More on-campus vegetarian food venues would boost sustainability and improve the health of students.
Students dabble in the fields of online agriculture
It’s been a long time since Facebook — like shower sandals, cheap beer and pretentious art posters — was associated exclusively with college students. I don’t think anyone begrudges this transition, though it is always alarming to see your mother comment on the sweater you wore to “LAS VEGAS TRIP(PY) Part Deux.” But whereas it […]
New releases: This week’s DVDs in review
Up Rating: PG Length: 96 min. Now available When film critics and audiences alike believed no animated film could top the incredibly innovative and heartfelt WALL-E, Pixar Animation Studios upped the stakes — again — with Up, the colorful, slightly more mature tale of misanthropic 78-year-old Carl Fredricksen (voiced by Edward Asner). A former balloon […]