Full disclosure necessary for heightened credibility
When Daily Trojan writers fail to make all their affiliations public, objectivity suffers.
Gullible fans hop on hoax video of MJ’s resurrection
Fact: Michael Jackson was pronounced dead at 2:26 pm on June 25, 2009. Fact: The Los Angeles County coroner’s office has come out and declared that the cause of death is likely homicide, caused by a lethal cocktail of drugs administered by Jackson’s personal doctor, Conrad Murray. Fact: The deceased have a history of staying […]
Why, I do have a uterus. You’re welcome.
This column is not for all readers. If you’ve ever purchased tampons that were designed to look like pieces of candy to save yourself from embarrassment, you might consider turning the page. Similarly, if you insist on referring to your own menstruation or the menstruation of someone you know as “a visit from Aunt Flo,” […]
Rush, Greek portrayal relies too heavily on stereotypes
USC’s Greek system is the target of much critique, but the animosity is based on hearsay.
Recruitment process mars the Greek presence at USC
Sweeping reform is needed in USC’s rush process if Greek system is to rise in popularity.
’08 race done, students can’t neglect duty
Now that the excitement of the election has subsided, student involvement is paramount.
A gay old time at movement’s expense
With speeches here and interviews there, let’s face it: All that ever sticks with us are sound bites — short, 10-second remarks that get straight to the point. In politics, there are obviously quite a few notable ones: President Barack Obama’s “We are the change we’ve been waiting for;” Richard Nixon’s “I’m not a crook;” […]
Death of Shia leader leaves party in limbo
Thousands of mourners lined the streets Saturday morning to pay their respects to Shia leader Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, who died last week from lung cancer. Although he never chose to take an active political role within the central government, his role as leader of the major Shia group the United Iraqi Alliance, his influence and […]
Concealed weapons infringe upon freedom
Tennessee is one of several states to follow a dangerous trend in the United States.
Swine flu less dangerous than shoddy coverage
Back when I was 10 years old, I took a nasty spill on my bike and felt a searing pain in my arm. Now I’m not a doctor, but I correctly diagnosed myself with a broken bone; I was right back then, so I figure I’m on about the level of a licensed physician by […]