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Discussion highlights space law


By CHUCK UZOEGWU
September 11, 2013 in Featured, News
Expert panelists speak about the legislation and liabilities associated with space travel.

No. 1 USC wins first tournament of season


By Daily Trojan Staff
September 11, 2013 in Featured, Golf, Sports
Sophomore Kyung Kim won her second career individual title to lead the Women of Troy to a comeback victory in Tulsa, Okla.

Electric Lady inspires, impresses


By CARRIE RUTH MOORE
September 11, 2013 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Music
Janelle Monáe brings her unique brand of psychedelc soul in her third studio album, which features guests Erykah Badu and Prince.

Budget fights derail Congress’ agenda


By NATHANIEL HAAS
September 11, 2013 1 Comment/in Featured, Opinion, Opinion Columns
Faced with a fiscal conflict and an international crisis, Congress must agree on a budget.

Kessler stays poised as USC readies for BC


By SAAGAR SARIN
September 10, 2013 in Featured, Football, Sports
USC looks to bounce back against Boston College with a known starter at quarterback.

Provocative signs spark discussions on campus


By DANIEL ROTHBERG
September 10, 2013 5 Comments/in Featured, News
The signs were put up to advertise a student workshop on race, class and gender.

Fall season brings new faces and shows


By KATE GUARINO
September 10, 2013 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured
The fall TV lineup features continuations of many of the season’s most anticipated storylines as well as buzzy, brand-new shows.

Smart watch fails to deliver


By CECILIA CALLAS
September 10, 2013 in Featured, Opinion, Opinion Columns
Though the new Galaxy Gear is innovative, the watch has too many issues to ignore.

Kennedy advocates for mental health legislation


By AUSTIN CHEE
September 9, 2013 in Featured, News, Politics
The former Rhode Island congressman was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2006.

Bells rings in with humor and heart


By JACKIE MANSKY
September 9, 2013 in Arts & Entertainment, Featured
The Bells of West 87th Street brings a New York brand of comedy to Los Angeles theaters.
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