Politics must not compromise health
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation is right to fund breast cancer screening, and it was wrong to deny it in the first place.
USG revives State of the Student Body
President Monish Tyagi said the university’s students are defined by a push to do better.
Former Trojans invited to NFL Combine
Having voluntarily or forcibly exhausted their eligibility, several players from 2011 will get a chance to shine in front of scouts.
Eccentric hip-hop trio builds up Ten$ion
South African group Die Antwoord follows up its buzzed-about debut $O$ with another surprisingly eclectic, obscene album.
Café 84 will serve us better as a dining hall
Freshmen will benefit from a healthier on-campus option that addresses dietary restrictions.
USC finishes third at Stanford Invite
No. 3 USC took out No. 2 California and No. 14 UC Davis over the weekend at the Stanford Invitational in Palo Alto.
Chronicle embraces gritty filmmaking
Josh Trank’s teenage superhero flick flaunts a unique film style, but falls flat in its pathos, or lack thereof, toward characters.
Smartphone use slowly turning into abuse
The rise of the Toilet Texter signals a need for awareness of appropriate smartphone use.
Dental school provides free care for local children
Some families received $100 vouchers for future treatment at the Ostrow School of Dentistry.
Woman haunts viewers
Horror film terrifies with suspenseful cinematography and ambiguous ending.