USC outdone by Stanford again
Trojans lose to Cardinal for the fifth time in six seasons, squandering a 14-7 lead.
Roundup
The following incidents were reported in the USC Dept. of Public Safety incident report summary between Friday, Sept. 14, and Monday, Sept. 17. Crimes against property at 4:54 p.m. on Sept. 16, DPS officers responded to a report of a suspect trespassing at Regional Trojan Arms and detained him for investigation. The officers found the […]
University is prepared for earthquakes, experts say
Though the recent tremors have frightened students, experts say USC’s procedures will keep the campus safe in an emergency.
Study weighs immigrant integration
The city comes in eighth out of 10 California cities ranked by immigrant friendliness.
Politicians to attend think tank’s launch
Students said they feel unsure of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s intentions for the institute.
Panel explores interpretation of Constitution
Legal experts discussed the Supreme Court’s analysis of the document on its 225th birthday.
“Art fare” explores gallery secrets
Among the chatter of a lively crowd, heels click and glasses clink. A well-dressed man stands in front of a piece, analyzing it with wine in hand. A gallery worker moves past him holding a clipboard and takes a small red dot sticker, placing it on a work. That artwork now belongs to one of […]
Religion movie ‘masters’ great filmmaking
Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, The Master, entertains audiences with knockout performances and controversial themes.
Mormon thrills at the Pantages
The Book of Mormon steals audiences’ hearts with spectacular comedy.
Voting could revive the fading Occupy movement
The Occupy anniversary is a reminder of how the protest failed, and how it can improve.