Daniele Watts needn’t apologize for standing up to racial profiling


The ever-heavy topic of racism’s presence in our judicial system is impossible to ignore. Though there might be more laws in place to protect minorities from structural and hypothetical discrimination, it’s all too easy for racism to present itself in practice. Last week, Django Unchained actress Daniele Watts was arrested in Studio City after a […]

Price paid for Philanthropists and Humanitarians


The ISIS has posted a jeopardizing video, executing a British aid worker David Haines, making him the third contemporary victim. In analogy two other western captives James Foley and Steven Sotloff, American journalists were decapitated previously. The ultimate reason for such series of crimes is to dissuade the countries from forming allies with the United […]

QUASA hosts Day of Visibility


Alyssa Coffey, a junior majoring in American studies and ethnicity (left), poses with Miriam Bedrin, a sophomore majoring in chemical engineering, for the Queer & Ally Student Assembly’s Day of Visibility. QuASA serves as the umbrella organization for USC’s LGBT student groups.

Embrace fall with easy and delicious bean soups


A well-stocked pantry is my weeknight dinner savior, and it should be yours, too. Peanut butter, mixed nuts, Dijon mustard, sea salt and good olive oil are just a few items that I keep on-hand at all times. You won’t find any Cup of Noodles tucked into my cabinets; the Epicurean Dorm is a strict […]
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