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COLUMN: Mockery of Asian accents fosters shame in cultural identity

By TERRY NGUYEN
March 5, 2017 1 Comment/in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

The foreign stigma never escapes any Asian American; these stereotypes prevail through the mockery of Asian immigrant accents, the fetishization of Asian women and the generalization of Asians into homogeneous ethnic categories.

COLUMN: USC has improved but hasn’t yet arrived

By ERIC HE
March 3, 2017 in Columns, Sports

It’s funny how sports can sometimes work as a metaphor for life — in that everything seems to balance out. For the USC men’s basketball team, it’s the fact that they are neither as good as their 14-0 start nor as bad as their recent losses against three top-ranked teams followed by a debacle at […]

COLUMN: A summer without dating teaches valuable life skills

By EMMA ANDREWS
March 2, 2017 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

I lived alone for a month last May. I was impressed with myself because I kept the apartment impeccably clean. Having no other people there made me feel accountable for each crumb or shirt off a hanger. I didn’t have much to do while my friends were out of town. Cleaning the apartment kept me busy […]

COLUMN: Trump’s address was astonishingly deceptive

By LILY VAUGHAN
March 2, 2017 14 Comments/in Columns, Opinion

Let’s not bury the lede. President Donald Trump’s address to Congress was an embarrassing display not only of the rookie nature of our Home Depot-colored pseudo-president, but also of the vast lock-step cultishness of the Republican establishment. In their inimitable fashion, they have continued to tout anything that wasn’t a total blunder as “presidential” — […]

COLUMN: Tim Tebow’s switch to baseball is typical of his career

By OLLIE JUNG
March 1, 2017 in Columns, Sports

Tim Tebow’s entire athletic career to date has defied convention

COLUMN: Marissa Honda’s identity lies with music

By MAX KAPUR
March 1, 2017 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

Honda, an oboist, said that over the course of her three degrees at USC, she’s become only more certain of her identity as a musician — and of the power that music holds.

COLUMN: Anti-trans lawmakers use cisgender girls as pawns

By KYLIE CHEUNG
March 1, 2017 4 Comments/in Columns, Opinion

If anti-trans lawmakers genuinely cared about the violence women and girls continue to face, they would devote their efforts to reforming laws governing sexual assault survivors’ rights

COLUMN: Moonlight won, but now what, Hollywood?

By ZOE CHENG
February 28, 2017 14 Comments/in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

When it comes to Asian Americans, there is a specific and urgent need to depict them in ways that include them in the fabric of this country.

COLUMN: US Soccer needs to invest in its future

By JULIA POE
February 28, 2017 in Columns, Sports

For too long, the United States Soccer Federation has centered its women’s program around a few stars who have become household names.

COLUMN: ASU loss a massive blow for Trojans

By ANGEL VISCARRA
February 27, 2017 in Columns, Sports

Yeah, I’ll admit it. I was that guy on Sunday afternoon attempting to be the voice of reason to those anxiously huddled around the television screen. I was trying to pacify a situation that I had no clue would conclude so tragically. Despite a 10-point lead for the Trojans with 3:57 remaining in regulation against […]

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