Gubernatorial candidates say California needs government reform
The candidates discussed their positions on pensions, immigration and education.
Campus prepares for inauguration Friday
The inauguration of Nikias is the 11th in the university’s 130-year history.
Nikias to host students for Thanksgiving
Students will be bused between campus and the president’s house on Thanksgiving evening.
Vampire soundtrack a dark, electronic compilation
The compilation reflects the themes of lust and horror that add drama to the show.
Brothers’ awkward trip a dull film plot
Despite its edgy name, the film meanders through many overly long, humorless scenes.
Inconsistency undercuts powerful vocals on EP
Morgan Kibby’s latest release under her stage name White Sea is an explorative piece.
Exhibit a look into L.A. poet’s life
Los Angeles might be well known for sun, surf and celebrities, but its literary history has a reputation for being dark, depressing and — in the case of Charles Bukowski — drunk. Like other 20th century L.A.-based writers such as John Fante, Raymond Chandler and Joan Didion, Bukowski made his career writing tales of the […]
Building Brigade aids Latin America
School of Architecture students travel to countries in Latin America to use their skillset to construct houses and storage facilities for impoverished farm workers in the region.
Defensive woes with new scheme expected
Let me start off by dispelling the notion that patience is a virtue when it comes to following sports. In fact, I am convinced that whoever came up with that thought-provoking proverb never had to experience the agony of watching his team lose on gut-wrenching, last-second drives two weeks in a row. We live in […]
Injuries pile up for USC
A physical Stanford game leaves the Trojans dealing with multiple injuries to key players.