USC’s defense seeks more consistency
USC’s defense is allowing opposing quarterbacks to throw for more than 270 yards per contest.
Production maintains character
Theatrical rendition of To Kill A Mockingbird stays true to novel but still features changes.
Students must learn to question statistics
You’re the 99 percent. Thanks to the Occupy Wall Street protests, that statement is now full of negative connotations: debt, joblessness, misery. Still, look at the number — what does it actually say? It’s easy to see why statistics are appealing. They have the power to make broad claims seem concrete. In a tidy manner, […]
Resolution supports new Inter-Service Council
Undergraduate Student Government leadership said the council will help its members achieve collective goals.
Rivalry contains different flavor
For the first time in school history, USC is 5-1 while unranked in the AP top-25 poll.
Film fails to deliver promised grandeur
Ami Canaan Mann’s latest release Texas Killing Fields has a strong premise, but the film ultimately comes up short in the end.
Drug testing invasion of students’ rights
Linn State Technical College, a small technical school outside of Linn, Mo., with an enrollment of only 1,200 students recently decided it was in the best interest of the school to make drug testing mandatory for enrollment, becoming the first university in the country to do so. Normally, the administrative decisions of Linn State Technical […]
GPSS begins Metro savings pilot program
For $25, graduate students can purchase a pass for all Metro services valid until Dec. 16.
Former receiver embraces new role
Freshman tailback George Farmer has rare blend of size, speed and football acumen.
Electric Six attempts to extricate old sound
Heartbeats and Brainwaves is Electric Six’s latest endeavor, a work that doesn’t do justice or humiliate, but merely basks in mediocrity.