Is it up to birth order?
While studies show that birth order shapes personalities, flaws exist in the research.
Do-it-yourself projects leave many dangling
Ikea tapped into an incredible market when it decided to sell inexpensive, nice-looking furniture to anyone willing to assemble it and explain to their friends why their sofa is named “pëgfardj.” But Ikea furniture is a shortcut like any other, and what you get when you lug home a box of lumber pieces is a […]
To the doctor or the web?
Studies show that the Internet aggrevates hypochondria, as sites take up the role of doctors.
Letter to the Editor
Global tax not the answer In response to Rosaleen O’Sullivan’s Sept. 21 article, “US would benefit from supporting global tax”: It’s unfortunate that some policymakers and citizens believe that creating a global tax on financial transactions will help the world economy recover or prevent future financial crisis. Simply reallocating money from financial sector transactions into […]
More and more chickens coming home to roost
Statistics show that more graduates are moving back home, but despite the stigma, it might be the best option.
Obsession with death example of insensitivity
As summer finally gives way to fall, the blistering season will forever be known for its rash of celebrity deaths.
Welcome to the new, improved dailytrojan.com
It seems that navigating news on the Internet is harder than ever. Blogs, aggregators and Tweets complement the slew of traditional sources, but the choice can breed confusion. To help our own readers steer through the clamor, and to better serve an audience whose online habits have shifted dramatically in recent years, the Daily Trojan […]
More than temporary fix needed to combat gangs
Precedents show that spot arrests do little more than put a bandage on a much larger problem.
Fight stereotypes, let feds fight terrorism
Two recent high-profile terror cases have made the chilling reality that terrorism is still a threat all too clear. The first was an al-Qaida suicide bombing attempt on a Saudi prince. The assailant was able to get close enough to actually blow himself up in the same room as the Saudi leader. His method? Hiding […]
Banks stay afloat by unfairly gouging customers
Intelligent isn’t a word I like to throw out all that often. It infers that a person is rational and consistently makes smart decisions. Idiot, on the other hand, I use daily. Whether it’s me or someone else, it doesn’t take much to fit that bill. So back in high school when my friend Carlton […]