Classifieds – June 30, 2010
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New LP has makings of a future classic
While the recent resurgence of Afro-pop-punk is nice (Johnny Clegg is finally cool!), Vampire Weekend and the like can often feel pretty feckless. There’s nothing wrong with that, but well, sometimes rock needs a little feck. Enter Wolf Parade. The group’s new album Expo 86 has moxie to spare. Bedroom kids will be burning out […]
Alcohol-loving television host’s cup runneth over
With a TV series, book and comedy tour, Zane Lamprey’s made a career out of drinking.
Tony favorite soars to new Heights during L.A. run
In The Heights kicked off its five-week run in Los Angeles with a star-studded premiere and the show’s creator returning to the cast.
Finding Nemo and co.
Participants of the USC Sea Grant Parent-Child Education Program learn about an Ochre Seastar on a field trip to the Redondo SEAlab. The program is funded by USC Neighborhood Outreach and is held at the EXPO center, and is offered free of charge to neighborhood schoolchildren in fourth through sixth grades and their parents.
School of Social Work establishes student archive
Partnership with CityU aims to produce an aggregation of exemplary student work.
Food venues opening in campus center
With two restaurants open to the public this week and more to follow, center attracts visitors.
Ludicrous license plate changes would be tiring
Legislators trying push through a study on digital license plates-cum-billboards neglect the larger problem with the state deficit.
It seems like time for the Buss to board — Jerry Buss
In a town where misguided terms like celebrity and fame get thrown around about as often as a new stadium proposal is sent to the NFL, it’s not surprising that Los Angeles’ most successful living sports figure has been largely overlooked by a society more enthralled with activity than achievement. Yet, if you were to […]
Trojans file appeal of NCAA sanctions
USC asks for NCAA-imposed two-year bowl ban to be reduced to one year and reduction in loss of scholarships from 30 to 15.