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Entries by Kate McQuarrie
I’ve become more Indian after moving abroad
International students need to make active efforts to embrace their roots at college.
Find solace in the words of women
Sylvia Plath’s “Fig Tree” reflects the universal beauty of feminist literature.
Let your roommate control your screen time
It’s the easiest way to stay off your phone, and I promise you will be glad you did it.
Architecture can still be beautiful
People don’t seem to need architects, and there’s a reason for that.
Punishing personal opinions is the first step toward authoritarianism
I cofounded the resistance to genocide minor. It is appalling that USC has caved to unfounded accusations against the valedictorian.
The Daily Trojan Editorial Board demands Asna Tabassum’s speech be reinstated
The University’s decision to silence the valedictorian is one of cowardice and should be reversed.
The Festival of Books shows anyone can be a reader
You don’t have to be a typical book lover to find something that interests you in literature.
Adoption shouldn’t be colorblind
In a racially charged United States, transracial adoption is another battleground for change.
Who is writing the new wave of literature?
The Los Angeles Times Festival of Books welcomes an array of published writers and their works, ranging from poetry to non-fiction narratives. Among the over 500 participants, here are 8 authors to check out at the nation’s largest literary event.