2020 Olympics will tarnish Japan’s economy
The Japanese should reconsider rejoicing about the Olympics, since there might be economic consequences.
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Outside showcases cutting-edge films
The on-campus film program’s summer schedule runs through Oct. 8th.
Royal Baby hype unnecessary for world
Prince George’s arrival drew attention away from a heartbreaking Chinese tragedy.
Prehistoric film proves timeless
There’s a lot to like about The Croods, an alternative take on a traditional Stone Age family.
Construction forces dining halls to close
The McDonald’s swim stadium renovation caused plumbing issues in Cafe 84.
Ambassador discusses US, Israel future
Oren discussed the strength of cultural and democratic ties of the two allied nations.
Barkley’s career leaves behind mixed legacy
There are, in life, things that’ll always seem incomplete: a piece of art you can’t quite seem to add the finishing touch to or a home-cooked dish missing that spice giving it the extra kick. These circumstances puzzle us. We’re left scrambling to understand what is, in fact, missing. Why didn’t it turn out the […]
Judgment is key to Trojans Alert system
Dept. of Public Safety officers say they work to balance speed with accuracy in Trojans Alert.
Campaigns shed light on political, media failures
A $6 billion campaign filled with gaffes distracted from real issues and real democracy.
Etiquette should extend to Internet
Social media dominates almost every element of communication for our generation. It is even acceptable to use some names as verbs in colloquial speech: “Instagram that view, bro,” or “Nice to meet you, Facebook me later!” are phrases often overheard on a college campus. The presence of social media is nothing new but, if used […]