Football practice targets WSU’s stellar passing game
Clay Helton and company recognize the aerial threat Washington State presents.
The Bottom Line: Female athletes deserve equal pay
I knew that I wanted to cover soccer, so when I found out the school didn’t have a men’s team I thought I had lost my best opportunity. However, I have now realized that I was guided by an ignorant and misogynistic thought process. I was wrong. Very wrong.
South L.A. Food Diaries: Behind the counter at Olympian Burgers
George Papachristos moved to Los Angeles in the late ‘90s. Having run Olympian Burgers for almost two decades, Papachristos turned the joint into a thriving business.
Kitty Corner: A new portrait of Frank Sinatra
At the time, Sinatra was at the height of his stardom; hundreds of interviews of him had already been published. Leery of journalists, sick with a sore throat and perhaps more powerful than a Mafia boss, Sinatra did not once speak to Talese.
You Do Uterus: Political action is the cure for national hopelessness
I left my comfort zone as a native Californian this summer, and trekked to the East Coast for the first time in my life to do field and communications work for NARAL Pro-Choice America, a leading reproductive rights group. What followed was life-changing.
OPINION: Encourage all high schoolers to retake the SAT
New data shows that simple changes can close the test’s sizable achievement gap.
USG passes resolution advocating for student representatives on search committee
The resolution calls for student seats on the Presidential Search Advisory Committee.
A community uprooted
Last September, developers bought the 1100 block of Exposition Boulevard to build student housing. They gave residents 60 to 90 days to move out.
One year later, many still don’t have a place to live.
Classifieds – September 19, 2018
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Class of 2022 sets record for enrollment
USC’s freshman class has reached a record of 3,401 students this school year.