Student says Thornton work helped on X Factor
Simone Battle said her coursework has helped her learn about the business side of the music industry.
Clever tech
Michael LaScaleia, a manager of independent software vendors for IBM, tells students about the Watson Supercomputer, which won Jeopardy! earlier this year. “IBM’s Smarter Planet Comes to You” was held in the Ronald Tutor Campus Center on Wednesday.
Most students support ‘Pay As You Earn’
The proposed program would allow students to make loan payments based on salary earnings.
USC prepping for lethal Stanford attack
The Trojans will face one of the nation’s top signal callers and offenses at home this weekend.
Zamperini recognized for inspirational life testimony
The former USC track star is the recipient of the 2012 NCAA Inspiration Award.
GameDay provides false sense of hope
Early Saturday morning, hordes of dedicated USC fans and handfuls of Stanford’s faithful will trudge down Trousdale Parkway, across Exposition Boulevard and around the Rose Garden to wait patiently outside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum’s peristyle — maybe even in the rain — before ESPN personnel shepherd them into a gated area behind the set […]
USC hopes ‘GameDay effect’ can pay off
Through four games this year, USC has averaged 67,919 fans, the lowest number since 2002.
USC seeks to snap recent Stanford run
The Cardinal has defeated the Trojans in the teams’ last three matchups at the Coliseum.
Prequel struggles to hold it together
Puss In Boots exudes the light-hearted fun typical of Shrek movies, but doesn’t fully deliver.
Los Angeles provides variety of spooky art
A Halloween weekend in Los Angeles is a little like trick-or-treating: Sometimes you get great candy, sometimes you get a rock. Your options this Halloween weekend might not seem like anything beyond a Halloween party or rave, but if you look hard enough, you can find plenty of fun, alternative and artsy ways to enjoy the […]