USC online presence must be accessible


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This registration period USC students are seeing a new face of Web Registration. Noticeably more colorful, with larger text and more convenient menus, Web Registration for spring 2012 appears far more user-friendly than Web Registration of semesters past. It is commendable that USC is making efforts to improve the usability and appearance of its individual […]

Trio of restaurants brings cultural diversity


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Arts District was once a starving, dull blot east of Downtown Los Angeles spotted with industrial and railroad buildings devoid of human warmth. Almost a decade later, the Arts District has transformed into a vibrant neighborhood, rejuvenated by artsy hipsters who moved into renovated loft-style apartments and by numerous new restaurants that sprouted in the […]

Expansion of LGBT education beneficial


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LGBT rights are slowly but surely advancing in America on the national and local levels. “Don’t ask, don’t tell” was officially repealed in September. California passed a law last week that requires public schools to teach students — from kindergarteners to high schoolers — about LGBT Americans as a part of U.S. history courses. San […]

Defense keeps Notre Dame at bay as USC tops Irish 31-17


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The momentum had briefly shifted in Notre Dame’s favor. The Fighting Irish had marched 71 yards down the field on their first possession of the second half to the USC 1-yard line almost seamlessly, on the verge of tying the game at 17. But quarterback Dayne Crist, who had replaced starting signal caller Tommy Rees […]