With spring just around the corner, this weekend’s box office brings several new releases, targeting a variety of demographics. While all of these films will suffer because of the Academy Awards on Sunday, some of them should have enough draw to audiences to the theaters. The most talked about release this weekend should be the […]
For the love of bell peppers
By ALEGRA HUESO
in Blogs, Lifestyle
I have this thing for bell peppers, especially since I noticed that spring break is about three weeks away and I am nowhere near bikini shape – anyone with me. Bell peppers are my go-to if I’m craving sweets, if I need a snack, if I’m eating late, if I don’t have time to cook […]
Stalingrad fails to truly capture reality
By NATHANIEL HAAS
in Lifestyle
If you don’t speak Russian and you don’t speak German, you might want to think about taking a crash course in Rosetta Stone before watching Stalingrad out of concern that a subtitled film about an epic tale of love and war would be too much for the monolingual brain. And you would be right — […]
Classifieds – February 28, 2014
By Sheri Brundage
in Classifieds
The Daily Trojan features Classified advertising in each day's edition. Here you can read, search, and even print out each day's edition of the Classifieds.
SCAPE hosts Asian Pacific American musicians and activists
Female students speak on their experiences in Viterbi
By ISABELLA ALVAREZ
in News
Viterbi offers various female-focused programs for women engineers.
EU official visits ’SC
New thriller proves enjoyable, but improbable
Tips for traveling while abroad
By CHELSEA STONE
in Columns, Lifestyle
All your bags are packed, you’re ready to go — or are you? Traveling to a new city might seem simple enough, but having a plan can mean the difference between a good vacation and a great vacation. Upon recently returning from the first weekend trip of my semester abroad, I’ve found that some of […]