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Beijing Buckaroo
March 1, 2005USC anthropologist wins in popular Chinese televised talent show By Kaitlin Solimine March 2005 At USC, Eugene Cooper is merely an anthropology professor. In China, he’s a national celebrity. A sinologist who… more>
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Matt Leinart, In His Own Words
February 1, 2005Sure, he can throw a ball, but did you know he’s a sociologist too? He has led the Trojans to a 25-1 record since starting as USC’s quarterback his sophomore year in 2003. In those 26 games at USC, the… more>
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Excited about Genomes
February 1, 2005Demystifying genomics opens field to under-represented minority students and undergrads By Eva Emerson February 2005 Genomic science is still new enough that many people don’t have a clear idea of what the… more>
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Fall 2004 Dean's List
January 1, 2005Congratulations to all students who were named to the USC College of Letters, Arts & Sciences Dean's List in the Fall 2004 Semester. View the Fall 2004 Deans List more>
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A Virtual World of Languages
January 1, 2005By Katherine Yungmee Kim, with additional reporting by Eva Emerson January 2005 It’s noontime at The Language Center during Finals Week. Andrew Pick, a USC College junior majoring in East Asian Languages and Culture, is… more>
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Dorm Life Goes Global
January 1, 2005On the third floor of the International Residential College at Parkside, three young women—freshman-year suitemates—are in their rooms, with the doors opened, studying for their finals. At first glance, their suite… more>
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Setting the Online Precedent
December 1, 2004Spanish Department Paves the Way Technologically By Katherine Yungmee Kim December 2004 In Spanish 240, students discern between ser and estar—the two forms of “to be”—while examining photographs of… more>
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Advanced Writing Teacher Honored
October 1, 2004By Katherine Yungmee KimOctober 2004Sitting cross-legged on a bench in the Queen’s Courtyard at USC, Kathi Berens identifies herself as “a Woolf person” and “a literature/history person of old.”… more>
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The Los Angelino?
October 1, 2004The bright Angelino sun peeks behind two curving palm trees on the home page of the new student-created and student-run Web site AngeLingo. The top of the page boldly declares, “We look to Los Angeles/ for the language… more>
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Dean Aoun Lauds USC College Momentum at State of the College Address
October 1, 2004Announces formation of general ed panel, welcomes 31 new faculty By Katherine Yungmee Kim October 2004 In the annual State of the College address held on September 29, USC College of Letters, Arts & Sciences Dean Joseph… more>
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