For Californians, drought is a common nuisance. Expensive cars are washed with less frequency, imported plants are left to the elements in would-be pristine yards and water bills are regarded with a wince. Nevertheless, people are never forced to forgo showering for a few days or wash dishes by hand rather than in the dishwasher. […]
Cheney slams Obama. Jon slams Kate. Chavez slams Israel. Karzai slams NATO. Amazon slams Google. Sony slams Apple. If we were to take this spate of recent headlines at face value, boy, what a barbarous culture we would look like — what with people slamming people slamming organizations slamming countries slamming people. It seems we’re […]
Joint investigation with LAPD, DPS and UCLA leads to arrest on USC’s campus.
Student report describes driver as having long dark hair and black beanie hat.
After marching in demonstration, Aramark employees decide to accept a new contract.
Within the next few weeks, Zipcar will add 12 cars to the USC area, bringing the total number to 28.
Students disagree with Bus Riders Union’s assessment of LA’s public transportation.
These days, comedy’s best friend is your average Joe. Writer-producer-director Mike Judge taps into this phenomenon with his own quirky rendition of ordinary people living their ordinary lives. Judge’s latest film, Extract, is being promoted as the unofficial sequel to his box-office-flop-turned-cult-classic Office Space, harnessing the same “stick-it-to-the-man” attitude. The emphasis here, however, isn’t on […]
The issue of federal vs. state governmental authority has been a bone of contention within the American political system since its foundation.
The Women of Troy built on early momentum in an easy victory over Florida Gulf Coast.