Tweeting Bill Nye with respect
It’s easy to put our generation in the driver’s seat of the handbasket, destination: Hell. But that’s too simple a conclusion.
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Scholarships deserve higher priority
The only way to maintain a legacy of constant improvement is ensuring that the best and the brightest have the ability to join USC when the time comes.
Time to bring WebReg out of Stone Age
Though many parts of the registration system have been updated to accommodate a burgeoning student population, USC’s web registration system is still in need of a major upgrade.
Partisan cuts try to lower NPR volume
As ridiculous at it seems to kick commentators to the curb for essentially doing their job, it is far more outrageous to cut the funding of a system that produces quality programs, especially considering who the cuts would actually hurt.
Rally’s purpose lost in chaos, partisanship
With the onslaught of visitors, rampant confusion among organizers and the partisan tilt to the proceedings, it was a bittersweet day for the brave students who made it to Alumni Park to hear President Barack Obama tell us to Fight On.
USC’s west side is neglected story
Though DPS has taken great strides to make North University Park a safer area, it now needs to turn its attention west of Vermont.
Prop 23 requires in-state opposition
Sure, we’re green. But how politically active is our campus going to be in an election that doesn’t determine the president?
Immigration aid shouldn’t be pipe dream
Congress recently had a sliver of an opportunity to drastically improve the shoddy U.S. immigration policy, which has been languishing in one form or another after decades of border fence bluster and vigilante vitriol.
Affordability more important than rank
Though USC is often seen as the private school with the inflated price tag across town, UCLA’s business school is making a precarious step toward privatization — one which will come at the expense of the students’ wallets.
DPS, bike traffic reach greater volume
Our campus might be too small to accommodate a system of paths, but bike lanes are still possible.