Documentary honors fashion mogul
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel entertains fashion-lovers with an in-depth look into the life of Vogue editor Diana Vreeland.
Body Language’s EP disappoints
On its third EP, Grammar, electronic group Body Language delivers a genre-confused collection of R&B and disco tracks.
Media must stop focusing on gaffes
The focus of an election should be on candidates’ genuine policies, plans and decisions, not on a few poorly chosen words.
University needs to amend its speech policy
A recent rating indicates that USC needs to allow its students more freedom of speech.
LA falls short of culinary variety
Los Angeles is certainly a haven for foodies: Copious restaurants with every kind of taste and style are spread across our grand city. Sure it can get a bit expensive, but if you’re ever down to step away from campus and experience delicious food with your friends or family, then you’ll have no problem finding […]
Students should take advantage of activism resurgence
Hundreds of protestors converged on the New York Stock Exchange Monday to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Occupy movement. For many present, the celebration reawakened an energy they had not felt since the protest was officially evicted from New York’s Zuccotti Park last November. For those of us far from The Big Apple, the […]
Classifieds – September 19
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Majority not ready for college, ACT study shows
Only 25 percent of college students met all four of the test’s specific benchmarks in 2011.
Lunch break
Students stand in line Tuesday, waiting to order food from Spitz Restaurant’s booth at “Taste of Downtown LA” in McCarthy Quad. The event, which provided students with samples of local eateries, was sponsored by student government. For more coverage, see A6.
Romney slip generates reactions
During a local event, the GOP presidential candidate called Obama’s supporters “victims.”