Panic! delivers mature, energetic sounds
The Las Vegas based alternative rock outfit returns from its 2011 effort Vices & Virtues with Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!
Hip hop provokes thought
Not all hip-hop is a fusion of raunchy remarks and bombastic beats (though I will admit that I enjoy E-40’s “Tell Me When To Go” more than your average 19-year-old). Many contemporary hip-hop artists have discovered creative methods to blend elements of other genres such as pop, reggae and acoustic music to create rich, wholesome […]
Gravity leaves viewers feeling breathless
The film takes a dramatic spin on a space travel tale, perfectly capturing the sheer terror of getting lost in the abyss of space.
Letter to the editor
Regarding the government shutdown The Republican Party is rightfully concerned with the efficacy, fairness and practicability of the Affordable Care Act. Contrary to reports by popular news, the Republican Party does not own the shutdown. Such action takes two parts, two chambers of Congress. The Republican Party only controls one. Sadly, the public will not […]
Iran needs greater economic security
Nuclear security issues can be remedied by creating an economic incentive to strengthen Iran.
Argento’s Dracula sucks the life from two legends
There was a time when director Dario Argento was considered one of the indisputable masters of horror. His first film, The Bird with the Crystal Plumage, kicked off the Giallo craze in 1970s Italian cinema, blending operatic violence and red-blooded eroticism in ways meant to simultaneously terrify and titillate viewers. He even supplied the subgenre […]
Classifieds – October 4, 2013
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LA oil field causes sickness among residents
Allenco Energy Co., the oil company that owns the wells, has been cited 15 times, but claims the odors are harmless.
Archivist engages in outreach
USC Libraries archivist Michaela Ullmann also hosts research sessions for students.
Students react to government shutdown
Federal student aid and funding for research, education and healthcare could impact the university if the shutdown continues.