USC to host national SASA conference
The conference, which will be held this weekend, will feature a number of renowned experts.
Encore
Members of the USC Thornton Symphony played in Bovard Auditorium on Thursday as part of the annual Concerto Night concert. The concert was conducted by Thornton faculty member Lucinda Carver and featured student soloists Ying Huang on piano, Peter Myers on cello and Zee-Woong Munn on tuba. The symphony played classical standards from Brahms, Walton […]
For second year, Springfest and Relay conflict
Despite organizers’ intent to avoid a scheduling conflict, both events will happen on the same day.
Budget problems create conflict
Imagine Los Angeles’ public services closed for two days a week — no courts, no libraries, nothing except public safety services and independent businesses. This radical idea to close the city two days a week sounds like a hoax; something that might have originated from a late-night comedy sketch. Sadly, the only punchline is that […]
Let the speaker complaints commence
Although President Sample is a great symbolic choice, an outside speaker would have provided a more memorable occasion.
Former Trojan Limahelu dies at 59
Chris Limahelu, the starting placekicker for the 1974 National Champions, passed away from prostate cancer on Wednesday.
Classifieds – April 8
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Admissions more selective than ever
The freshmen admissions rate dropped from 24.1 percent last year to 23.8 percent this year.
Invisible Children tour stops at USC
The movement that started at USC will return Thursday as part of the ‘Legacy Tour.’
One student elected to neighborhood council
Junior Ashley Ramos will serve on the North Area Neighborhood Development Council as the Area 3 representative.