Do super PACs kill the youth voice?
The Federal Election Commission must curb the power of super PACs before they render student grassroots campaigns obsolete.
Do super PACs kill the youth voice?
As powerful as super PACs are, they constitute a legitimate form of political activity — one that will not suppress the student voice.
For Trousdale’s sake, take biking seriously
Following Wednesday’s Bike Summit and DPS Safety Fair, a group of LAPD officers on bikes happened to be predatorially perched on Jefferson Boulevard and McClintock Avenue, ready to cite law-despising cyclists. While it might not be right for officers to prey on bicyclists, it’s also not right for bicyclists to completely ignore standards of etiquette […]
Occupy L.A. grounds have growth potential
With the main Occupy L.A. encampment having come to an end, there are many questions regarding what it all meant — what it meant for the community and what it meant for similar movements striving for social change. The meaning and effects will take a long time to be clear. Events like these need the […]
Elections 2012: Who’s looking out for students?
Students should vote for Rep. Ron Paul, the candidate prepared to protect civil liberties and lead America in the right direction.
Elections 2012: Who’s looking out for students?
Because of his record on education, student loans and equal rights, students should make Barack Obama a two-term president.
Anti-intellectualism damaging in politics
Ideology aside, I can see why many Americans find Rick Santorum relatable. He presents himself as the underdog. He wears a sweater vest. He called himself the candidate you’d bring home to mom. But a close look at his statements should frighten anyone who values education. On Jan. 10, Santorum called President Barack Obama an […]
California deserves better solar power
Death Valley National Park is a place so hot, gold prospectors named it after the thing they feared most. What life could the unrelenting sun allow, let alone support? Now, more than a century later, we have a brilliant answer. California has set up an $800,000 solar panel array in the national park. It would […]
Students must focus on happiness
Before you stress yourself out about doing better at school and work, remember: A positive mind-set can improve performance on nearly every level — including productivity and creativity. While conducting a study on Harvard undergraduates, Shawn Achor, author of The Happiness Advantage, found that the most successful students were the ones who took care of […]
Comedy@SCA serves as breakthrough for USC
There is a saying in show business that goes something like, “Dying is easy, but comedy is hard.” Though the best comedians make comedy look perfectly simple, if not easy, it is quite difficult to make a movie funny. The number of unfunny movies that have been released over the years are a testament to […]