Trojans prepared to face struggling Eagles
USC beat Boston College 35-7 last year behind strong play from Kessler, Madden.
Jack the Ripper takes on new life through cinema
No other serial killer has infected our collective unconscious quite like Jack the Ripper. He is history’s resident boogeyman, a nameless, faceless ghoul who stalked the street corners around London’s Whitechapel District from 1888 until roughly 1891, murdering and mutilating at least five women, most of them prostitutes, before receding into the fog of myth. […]
Big Sugar offers high quality dessert at friendly prices
The Studio City-based bakery opened a new location in Downtown and specializes in cupcakes and other desserts.
Congress must speak up on its war powers
For Congress, it is rare for the mere act of voting to become more significant than the outcome of that vote. If the United States is to take significant military action against the Islamic State, they must do so with authorization from Congress. To allow anything else, including the unbridled and open-ended conflict that President […]
Disney’s legal battle with Deadmau5 has no basis
The DJ’s signature mouse ears should fall under the protections of fair use.
Classifieds – September 11, 2014
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Students take action against police brutality
Amanda Feiwell, a freshman majoring in political science, chalks a body outline on Trousdale Parkway as part of an event hosted by the Young Americans for Liberty. Students drew the outlines to commemorate victims of police violence in Los Angeles and raise awareness about police brutality and militarization.
Memorial commemorating 9/11 anniversary to be unveiled
An I-beam from the World Trade Center will be displayed to honor victims.
Panhellenic Council hosts author Liz Funk
Funk said that society places unrealistic expectations on women.
Unruh Institute hosts first ‘Students Talk Back’ event
Panelists discussed the relationship between police, the media and the community in Los Angeles and the U.S.