Think back to the memories from freshman year. The good ones, the bad ones and the ones I can only laugh about now â everything was so new and exciting. New faces and friends, trepidation over the unfamiliar academic requirements. I also remember standing on the vast shore of extracurricular options at USC and wondering [...]
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New Traddies policy serves student body
Despite flak for letting underage students in, security wonât let alcohol policy be compromised.
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Online communities are cause for worry over how much time we spend living in a computer.
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Universityâs designation as international safe community shows benefits of urban location.
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Beck has not been honest about his intentions, nor did his critics understand the true problem with his rally.
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Freshmen are more likely to break out of comfort zones if roommates are random.
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A paradigm shift has occurred in the mindset of college students in the United States, leaving us to muse about how and why we became the Zuckerberg Youth and the implications of our Web 2.0 lives.
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Unsettling as constant earthquake warnings might be, they force us to keep preparing for the big one.
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Three unenrolled students came to my Spanish class the first day, hoping to finagle a spot on the roster. Two doggedly returned the following class, forcing the teacher to shoo them away with a pained expression  â her class was already one over the roster limit. The students left and the rest of the class [...]
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