Trial continues in 2012 murder of graduate students
Witnesses in the trial testified about the night the killings took place.
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Evolution proves there are always second chances
The documentary looks closely at the motivation and aftermath of a bank robbery committed by its director.
Brittany Maynard’s decision to die should be her choice alone
Last January, 29-year-old newlywed Brittany Maynard received devastating news. Her frequent and often debilitating headaches were symptomatic of a far more serious diagnosis — glioblastoma multiforme, the most aggressive and lethal form of brain cancer. Further tests revealed that her condition was worse than initially anticipated and that her cancer had progressed to stage four, […]
States’ rights not a license to discriminate
In Groundhog Day, Bill Murray plays a weatherman who finds himself living the same day over and over again. In the wake of another Supreme Court decision that opened the door for gay marriage in more states, listening to critics of the decision is a bit like being stuck on Groundhog Day; the arguments are […]
Organizations host panel on sexual assault
Administrators and students on the panel hoped to hold an open discussion on new laws and USC’s sexual misconduct policies.
Gone Girl strains union of pulp, prestige
David Fincher is a director celebrated for approaching his subjects with a clinical curiosity usually reserved for back-alley surgeons and unscrupulous morticians. His films are clean, elegant surfaces whose austere contours mask the stench of madness and moral decay. So how did the dispassionate perfectionist behind Se7en, Fight Club and Zodiac become the industry’s go-to […]
The Culture High tries to do too much
The documentary argues passionately in favor of legalizing marijuana but gets distracted addressing too many issues.
Freedom of speech should be allowed in student journalism
The outrage over an article published in The Gazette, a student publication at the University of Western Ontario, on August 19, 2014 forced a lot of students to rethink their parameters of choosing a college to spend four years—or even more—at. The adverse response to this article titled “So you want to date a teaching […]
Lawmakers Must Heed Death Penalty Ruling
Today, California voter support for the death penalty is at its lowest point in more than four decades, according to the L.A. Times. Since the beginning of this year, three of the country’s ten executions have been botched. In January, Ohio inmate Dennis McGuire suffered a 25-minute suffocation. In April, Oklahoma inmate Clayton died after […]
Producing voters who truly care trumps having more registered
National Voter Registration Day took place this past Tuesday, six weeks before Election Day on Nov. 4. In other words, folks around the nation celebrated the equivalent of a college professor having a “don’t forget to turn in your paper in six weeks” day. The national day was established in 2012 by the League of […]