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Jobs scarce, students looking overseas


By SOMTO UGWUEZE
January 25, 2010 1 Comment/in News
Career center event Tuesday aims to educate students about career options in China.

Recruitment numbers up slightly for IFC


By ALEXANDRA TILSLEY
January 24, 2010 in News
Numbers could continue to rise after secondary recruitment period is held later this week.

Mellon Awards highlight role of faculty mentors


By CHRISTIANNA KYRIACOU
January 24, 2010 in News
Yearly awards are given based on nominations by students and other faculty members.

Construction causes transportation delays


By SOMTO UGWUEZE
January 24, 2010 in Featured, News
Work on the Expo rail line has caused occasional traffic, sometimes delaying USC trams.

School of Education looks to add two new degree programs in the fall


By RACHEL VEGAS
January 21, 2010 in News
One program focuses on teaching language, the other on higher education counseling.

California Science Center might begin charging


By LINDSAY BERG
January 21, 2010 in Featured, News
Popular museum might be forced to institute entrance fee to make up for a state-imposed budget cut.

USG election season kicks off on Friday


By GRACE WONG
January 21, 2010 in Featured, News
Officials hope new regulations will help avoid the controversy that plagued last year’s election.

Carroll gone, A Better LA continues


By LAURA CUEVA
January 21, 2010 1 Comment/in News
The community outreach group founded by Pete Carroll will still carry on his mission.

Bill says schools must provide digital versions of textbooks


By REBECCA BUDDINGH
January 21, 2010 in Featured, News
Recently amended to include both private and public universities, California’s digital textbook bill is set to take effect in 2020.

Donor names USC school of dentistry


By ALEXANDRA TILSLEY AND ROHAN VENKATARAMAKRISHNAN
January 21, 2010 in Featured, News
School now named Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC, as announced Wednesday.
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