Spring practice begins
New USC coach Lane Kiffin holds his first spring practice, the first of 15 before summer.
New Nicholas Sparks adaptation is almost touching
Nicholas Sparks’ novels are formulaic, simple and cheesy, but girls love them. Adaptations of Sparks’ novels have the potential to be transformed for the screen into an epic love story, like The Notebook, but they can just as easily fizzle out into Razzy-worthy trainwrecks. The movie version of The Last Song was a giant “almost” […]
For the cadets that stay, the long runs and push-ups pay off
Many ROTC students do not last until senior year, but the ones who do say there are physical and emotional rewards.
Balanced emphasis would be beneficial
On Dec. 5, 2009, we lost our final football game of the season to the University of Arizona. On the same day, seven brave Trojans skipped the game to compete in the William Lowell Putnam Mathematics Competition — an excruciatingly difficult, six-hour, 12-question, national mathematics competition. As a past participant, I can attest to the […]
Jenny Novak elected next GPSS president
The GPSS senators voted Monday night on the president and other executive board positions.
WoodSCtock
Music fans from across the city gather in E.F. Hutton Park and Founders Park for the second annual KSCR Fest.
Pruitt remains hopeful
Still looking to return to the NBA, former Trojan Gabe Pruitt is playing for the Utah Flash.
Trojans finish 11th at NCAA championships
A strong effort from junior Clement Lefert highlights a team effort in Columbus, Ohio.
Getting on board with transportation options
Extended Campus Cruiser hours will help, but other transportation options need greater advertisement.
Erdelyi, Shaw run personal bests at Stanford Invite
Despite its small numbers, the USC track and field team makes noise in Palo Alto, Calif.