Poll shows issues for fiscal cliff
A USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll reveals challenges for a fiscal cliff compromise.
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Women of Troy outlast California
USC takes out the Golden Bears in five sets at the Galen Center on Senior Night.
Reminder: fall back at 2 a.m.
The USC community is reminded to set all clocks back one hour for daylight saving time. South Los Angeles and the rest of California will “fall back” one hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday when daylight saving time ends and Pacific Standard Time resumes. Though many electronic devices adjust automatically, most appliances and other time-telling […]
Women of Troy suffer a pair of one-goal losses
USC couldn’t find the back of the net against No. 21 California and No. 1 Stanford.
Voter registration will close Monday
Monday is the last day for Californians to register to vote by mail and online. Registration forms must be postmarked or electronically signed no later than Monday, according to the California Secretary of State’s website. California residents can register by filling out an online form or picking up a paper form at a public library, […]
Turnovers key to USC’s defensive resurgence
Last year, the Trojans posted signs all around Heritage Hall, proclaiming their mantra: “That’s our ball!” And yet, for the past several years, the Trojan defense has been subpar in forcing turnovers. The Trojans ranked 90th nationally in 2011 with just 1.4 takeaways per game (for an embarrassing comparison, UCLA averaged 1.5). The 2010 team […]
Marijuana debate is a waste of California’s time
“Do you have a card?” The answer to this question separates those who can legally purchase and smoke marijuana in the state of California from those who must resort to using sketchy dealers and smoking in secret. This question has also received significant attention in California lately, as legislators, civilians and marijuana users alike debate […]
USC faces off against NorCal foes
Last Sunday’s sweep against Arizona State has the Women of Troy back on the right track.
Prop 34 will benefit state and taxpayers
Banning the death penalty would save California and its residents hundreds of millions of dollars.
No. 5 USC tops Wildcats and Sun Devils
Another weekend turned in two dominant performances from the USC women’s volleyball team, which defeated Arizona and Arizona State at the Galen Center this weekend to boost the team’s record to 16-2. The No. 5 Women of Troy downed the Wildcats 3-0 Friday night before a 3-1 victory over the Sun Devils on Sunday afternoon. […]