Tag Archive for: marriage
For Vincent Ho and Kami Nagami, their USC stories are forever intertwined.
Is infidelity becoming the norm in relationships?
By KATIE CHEN
2 Comments/in Blogs, Opinion
2012 was a year of abundances – iPhone 5 sales, “Call Me Maybe” downloads, and surprisingly, infidelity cases. From political figures like Arnold Schwarzenegger and David Patraeus to our faves like Jude Law and K. Stew, it seems as if cheating has become the new trend, alongside Fifty Shades of Grey and Honey Boo Boo. […]
Marriage has lost its cultural significance
By VERONICA AN
1 Comment/in Blogs, Viewpoints (Old)
In light of the recent ballot box victories for same-sex marriage, the archaic definition of marriage as a union between one man and one woman is obsolete. Although the legal benefits of marriage make it appealing to tie the knot, the institution of marriage is unnecessary. While the decisions in Maine, Maryland and Washington undoubtedly […]
Harris pushes for same-sex marriage
By DAVID LOWENSTEIN
in Blogs, CampusNow
California Attorney General Kamala D. Harris has requested that same-sex marriage be permitted throughout the state until an appeals court reaches a verdict on the constitutionality of Proposition 8. In 2008, California voters approved Proposition 8, which strictly defined marriage as being between a man and a woman. Harris argues that Proposition 8 is unconstitutional […]
Hall Pass shows comedic and sentimental motives
By JOHNNIE JUNG
in Arts & Entertainment, Film
Though the film has some lewd moments, it ultimately touches on the universal need for love.
Prop 8 might be repealed in near future
By DAVID LOWENSTEIN
10 Comments/in News
Director of LGBT Student Resource Center said mind-sets on gay marriage are changing.
Daughter exploits family secrets for film
By ALEX STEADMAN
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
Phyllis and Harold Kleine were married 59 years. For nearly six decades, Harold believed his marriage was the best thing that ever happened to him. Unbeknownst to him, his wife believed the exact opposite. Chronicled through old home videos and interviews complied by their daughter, filmmaker Cindy Kleine, Phyllis and Harold is a train wreck […]
Issues of gender equality play out in Hollywood
By CHRISTOPHER AGUTOS
2 Comments/in Columns, Opinion
Despite her recent best actress win at the Oscars, Sandra Bullock has faced devastating marital woes in the foreground of camera flashes, outshining what was supposed to be a momentous occasion in her career. The story plays out like your typical Hollywood cliché: On her upward climb to Academy success, the beautiful A-list actress spends […]
Ball no longer in Supreme Court; set sights on 2010
By FROM THE EDITORS
in Opinion
It’s déjà vu, all over again.
Calif. Supreme Court upholds Proposition 8
By KATE MATHER
in News
While Prop 8 was ruled constitutional, the court decided to recognize 18,000 existing marriages.