Sports administrators speak at panel
Panelists included members of the Angels, Lakers, Clippers and Kings teams.
Serious conversation
The Political Student Assembly held their weekly general meeting Monday night in the Ronald Tutor Campus Center. The meeting featured a discussion titled “The Future of One Country, Two Systems,” which focused on the protests in Hong Kong and their effect on the Chinese political system.
Former Los Angeles mayor speaks to Price students
Antonio Villaraigosa discussed environmental policy he helped enact.
Toasted, chilled or baked: Oatmeal is anything but boring
Most people do not get excited about eating oatmeal. College students regard it as an efficient albeit unpalatable weekday breakfast, made somewhat more appealing with toppings such as brown sugar and chocolate chips. I, too, shared these sentiments until discovering Megan Gordon’s cookbook, Whole Grain Mornings. The book is filled with healthy and inspiring […]
New film inspires with story about Zambian soccer
Documentary paints an emotional picture of the Zambian national football team’s victory in 2012.
Women of Troy fall to elite Bay Area foes
A controversial goal was the difference in USC’s 2-1 loss to 23rd-ranked California.
Trojans hit the recruiting trail
The Trojans’ win against Arizona saw USC fall victim to some more of the same symptoms that contributed to their loss to ASU: namely, a lack of depth and serious fatigue that rendered the Trojans unable to put the nail in the coffin late in games. For all of the criticism head coach Steve Sarkisian […]
USC ready to move on after exciting win
The No. 22 Trojans will host a struggling Colorado team this Saturday at 3:00 p.m.
Right-to-die excludes morality in lieu of “individual rights”
This Nov. 1 will mark 29-year-old Brittany Maynard’s date with death. Diagnosed with stage four brain cancer, Maynard plans to take a pill prescribed by physicians to allow her to “die with dignity” on her own terms and avoid hospice care and the suffering to come.
Brittany Maynard’s decision to die should be her choice alone
Last January, 29-year-old newlywed Brittany Maynard received devastating news. Her frequent and often debilitating headaches were symptomatic of a far more serious diagnosis — glioblastoma multiforme, the most aggressive and lethal form of brain cancer. Further tests revealed that her condition was worse than initially anticipated and that her cancer had progressed to stage four, […]