USC professor is co-author of largest tobacco use study
The world’s largest study of tobacco use to date was published last month in the medical journal The Lancet and included Keck School of Medicine professor Jonathan Samet as an author.
No gluten is no problem
There are pros and cons to finding out you’re allergic to gluten. Think about it: Oreos, McDonald’s and basically all horrible-for-you-but-super-tasty things to eat are thrown out the window. Late night drunchies can no longer be satisfied with a burger, and eating out with your friends at an Italian place is almost painful to witness. […]
Rushed rushing is for the best
Female students often lament that sorority rush has to coincide with the first week of class. Yet, contrary to popular belief, this first week could actually be the perfect time for rush. It’s just hectic enough to test a girl’s commitment and time management skills, but not so busy as to be overwhelming.
USC receiver named Pac-12 Player of the Week
One of the key performers for the Trojans in their 49-10 victory over the Hawaii Warriors on Saturday was sophomore wide receiver Marqise Lee, who was named a Pac-12 Player of the Week alongside UCLA running back Johnathan Franklin and Arizona linebacker Jake Fischer. In one of his most impressive performances during his tenure at USC, Lee […]
Classifieds – September 5
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Fall rush turnout sets records
More than 1,000 women rushed a sorority last week and houses offered 737 bids Sunday.
Student serves in Israeli army before starting at USC
Freshman Ilan Benjamin wrote and self-published a collection of short stories about his experiences. It goes on sale in December.
NCAA will look into allegations
Ex-athletes Joe McKnight and Davon Jefferson are subjects of NCAA investigations.
USC charter school opens in Downtown
The Rossier School of Education created Hybrid High School for students in the USC area.
Students must be wary of LAPD violence
Three incidents of police violence caught on tape that emerged last week have renewed a decades-long controversy over how the Los Angeles Police Department conducts itself. One incident, captured on a cellphone, involved 20-year-old Ronald Weekley Jr., who police officers said was skateboarding on the wrong side of the street in Venice. Weekley refused to […]