”Before last Tuesday, no American under age 30 had voted in an election in which a Republican was elected president,“ writes USC’s Dan Schnur, who notes that there’s a difficult lesson here: Neither side wins all the time.
This is the seventh year Nikias has delivered baklava to the Trojan Knights in the week before the rivalry game, establishing a new tradition alongside longstanding ones.
”Regardless of how popular the term ‘privilege’ has become,” writes USC’s Stephen J. Aguilar, “I have never found it particularly useful in discussions, because it is too generic and abstract.”
Eugene “Gene” Rogolsky, a Beverly Hills AIDS research clinic doctor, has given his collection of more than 700 works to the USC Fisher Museum of Art.
It’s the third consecutive year that the rate has hit a new record, according to data from the NCAA.
Personal anecdotes reveal the backstories of people who sought a fresh start in a new country.
CALE Now! gives youngsters the chance to broaden their horizons via visits to Peru, Ireland and Cuba.
“She portrays characters both privileged and oppressed with empathy while avoiding cliché,“ reviewer Ilana Masad writes.
USC’s Julie R. Posselt found that students who have frequently suffered discrimination or weathered financial struggles are likely to exhibit high levels of anxiety and depression. Their choice of field also appears to play a big role.
USC was recently named among the best universities for veterans by the Military Times, and that’s why longtime Trojan fan and U.S. Army veteran Rob Fortner decided to apply.
