Launchfest brings new music to ’SC
The concert series sponsored Christian music performances Tuesday through Friday.
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Media must stop focusing on gaffes
The focus of an election should be on candidates’ genuine policies, plans and decisions, not on a few poorly chosen words.
University is prepared for earthquakes, experts say
Though the recent tremors have frightened students, experts say USC’s procedures will keep the campus safe in an emergency.
Event highlights Internet literacy across cultures
High Internet usage is often tied to higher socioeconomic status, research shows.
American Reunion indulges in nostalgia
American Reunion matures with its iconic characters but stays true to the original vulgar humor its known for in the first place.
Millenials use online media for social change
A recent Pew Study found 36 percent of young adults heard about Kony 2012 through the Internet.
KONY 2012 clip fuels student empowerment
Invisible Children has flaws, but the organization’s efforts provide a reminder of our common humanity.
Live shows demand reversion to basics
If people are enjoying live performances nowadays, it might be for all the wrong reasons. Somewhere along the line, live performances have become more about theatrics than about vocal talent. In other words, what gets people talking now is cool dancing and light shows. It is, however, worth noting that lights, pyrotechnics and dancing are […]
Piracy remains gray area for industry
Despite protests that illegal downloading bankrupts record labels, the reason for the music industry’s struggles is much less clear-cut.
Negative mindsets magnified online
I rarely expect heated responses to my column. Topics like programming, statistics and internet slang don’t exactly pull at the heartstrings. A month ago, though, the comment section on one of many columns turned into an argument about the possible fabrication of the Holocaust. The link between that column and the Holocaust was weak at best, […]