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Former councilwoman breaks bread with students


By JACKIE MANSKY
September 18, 2013 in Featured, News
Jan Perry held a conversation with students about the notion of leadership in public service.

Tre Madden exceeding all expectations


By JAKE DAVIDSON
September 18, 2013 in Featured, Football, Sports
The converted linebacker has utilized his powerful running style to quickly become the offense’s most consistent player.

From Here shows Johnson at his best


By MICHELLE NGAN
September 18, 2013 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Music
Jack Johnson delivers what might be his most mellow LP yet, as the singer-songwriter croons about his idyllic family life.

Pageant brings out worst in America


By JORDYN HOLMAN
September 18, 2013 1 Comment/in Featured, Opinion
Nina Davuluri’s Miss America victory is followed by unwarranted racism.

Pasquale’s death unites sports community


By DARIAN NOURIAN
September 17, 2013 1 Comment/in Featured, Football, Sports
Teams nationwide have reached out to fallen UCLA player Nick Pasquale’s family.

Author discusses millennials


By AKSHARA SEKAR
September 17, 2013 in Featured, News
Morley Winograd discussed social media’s effects on the Millennial generation.

Enough Said showcases strong acting


By LANDON MCDONALD
September 17, 2013 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
The film allows late Sopranos’ star James Gandolfini to show off his range in the lead role of Enough Said, a romantic drama.

Teacher overreacts to student’s tweets


By CECILIA CALLAS
September 17, 2013 1 Comment/in Featured, Opinion, Opinion Columns
Teacher Idalia Ramos should not have reprimanded a student to the point of public embarrassment.

Sir Elton John performs his new songs for USC students


By JORDYN HOLMAN
September 16, 2013 in Featured, News
Visions and Voices Arts and Humanities Initiative brought the famous singer to the school.

Pericles entertains with strong acting


By MARIANNE ZUMBERGE
September 16, 2013 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured
The production is the first in A Noise Within’s “Lost & Found” series, and proves to be a highly entertaining summer theater blockbuster.
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