The US wouldn’t survive another draft
Compulsorily enlisting a politically aware generation is a formula for revolution.
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Warrior-Scholar Project aims to help veterans make academic progress
The Warrior-Scholar Project returns for its third year at USC to provide a week-long academic training and guidance for veterans of the United States Armed Forces. Dubbed a “boot camp” by the Los Angeles Times, the program is intense, filled with rigorous lectures and discussions. When asked what sets the Warrior-Scholar Project apart from other […]
Petraeus speaks on campus
The former Army general served for 37 years before he was director of the CIA.
USC provides scholarships for military children
The summer scholarships will strengthen current relations between the military and USC.
Female students talk rewards, challenges in the military
The women officers discussed their experiences with stereotypes, grief and the transition into civilian life after service in the military.
North Korea’s threats won’t materialize
Even if North Korea attacks, it will only result in consequences for ruthless leader Kim Jong-Un.
Defense nominee’s apology should be accepted by all
Chuck Hagel’s nomination for secretary of defense has drawn a lot of ire for many reasons, but one criticism that should be discarded is in regard to a past comment with clear anti-gay sentiments. His recent apology aside, continued focus on the comment not only detracts from serious debate of Hagel’s qualifications for the position […]
Veterans org hosts BBQ for members
The USC Veterans Association hosted a barbecue Saturday in the quad with Matt Barkley.
How much does anti-gay rhetoric set back the GOP?
Fundamentalists within the Republican Party should not dissuade conservative students; the party’s core ideas are ultimately sound.
How much does anti-gay rhetoric set back the GOP?
Students should not support the Republican Party so long as its candidates continue to ignore the gay rights movement.