January 2016 - Page 25 of 26

USC finds its own path to success

By NICK BARBARINO
January 11, 2016 in Sports, Sports Columns

A long three-year rebuild finally paid its dividends after USC upset No. 7 Arizona at the Galen Center on Saturday night. The win gave Andy Enfield his first signature win as head coach of the Trojans, while matching last season’s Pac-12 win total at three games. The Trojans have jumped back into the national picture after […]

Enfield’s efforts finally amount to wins

By KEITH DEMOLDER
January 11, 2016 in Basketball, Sports

The quadruple-overtime win against No. 7 Arizona is the biggest of his USC career.

Spring cleaning for football coaching staff

By JOSH COHEN
January 11, 2016 in Featured, Football, Sports

Clancy Pendergast’s return is just one of many changes for USC football this offseason.

Women of Troy get revenge against UCLA

By HANDEUL KOO
January 11, 2016 in Basketball, Featured, Sports

Transfer Temi Fagbenle led the team with 20 points in win over No. 15 UCLA.

Swim team set for annual meet with Wisconsin

By HAILEY TUCKER
January 11, 2016 in Sports, Swimming and Diving

No. 4 Women of Troy are led by junior Chelsea Chenault against the No. 15 Badgers.

COUNTERPOINT: Fair market produces surge prices

By TIANA LOWE
January 11, 2016 in Opinion, Opinion Columns, Point/Counterpoint

High transit charges are simply the result of a market working properly.

POINT: Uber surge pricing is a justice issue

By YASMEEN SERHAN
January 11, 2016 1 Comment/in Opinion, Opinion Columns, Point/Counterpoint

Record New Year’s Eve prices showed that rider safety isn’t Uber’s priority.

Oregon “activists” are terrorists, and it’s wrong to call them anything else

By DAN MORGAN-RUSSELL
January 11, 2016 3 Comments/in Opinion

Debating the definition of terrorism mitigates the severity of the real danger at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.

USC: A study in contrasts

By Daily Trojan Staff
January 11, 2016 in From the Editors, Opinion

As a senior unwillingly graduating this May, I inevitably find myself reflecting on the past three and a half years. I am amazed by how much has changed during that time and by how much has not. Since I arrived at USC in 2012, the acceptance rate for freshmen has fallen nearly 10 percent, new […]

Alternative winter breaks help volunteers, not victims

By LIDA DIANTI
January 11, 2016 in Opinion

Self-glorifying short-term trips fail to contribute to real sustainable change.

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