Classifieds – September 26
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Genocide survivor talks about experience, research
A Cambodian genocide survivor says his experience gave him a new perspective on society.
Visual poetry
Students spent Tuesday afternoon expressing their creative sides at an art-making workshop that explored the integration of art and text put on by the USC Fisher Museum of Art. Poet Laurie Haines, who penned Pocket Poems, also led a discussion about the creative process and held a book signing.
Author says he juggles multiple cultures in his writing
Professor Anouar Benmalek reflects on his poetry and novels as a struggle between his Arab and Western cultural identities.
Students see issues with financial aid
Some upperclassmen say their university aid package dropped after their first year.
Robber of students sentenced
Jeremy Hendricks, who DPS apprehended in April, made his plea before a judge Tuesday.
Grad student on motorcycle killed in crash
The fatal incident occured Tuesday morning on Exposition Boulevard, west of Figueroa Street.
Barkley named CLASS award candidate
The Senior CLASS Award is given to a player who combines sports, scholarship and service.
Issues with Pac-12 Network loom large
When the Pac-12 Networks launched on Aug. 15, there were plenty of kinks still to be worked out. Pac-12 Enterprises President Gary Stevenson essentially admitted as much in an interview with the Daily Trojan, but was also clear about the possibilities for the schools in the conference. “Imagine what being on 24/7 on seven networks […]
Bye week providing USC with much-needed rest
Several coaches were out recruiting Tuesday morning and were absent from practice.