Word: usc
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...Harvardwood 101”—in L.A. every intersession.With this support, Harvardians determined to make their mark in Hollywood have been making strides. “Teresa Boteo ’03 did the very first Harvardwood 101 and she is now at the screenwriting program at USC,” says Riverton.Harvardwood is currently a thriving organization, with 101 paying undergraduate members and 210 non-paying affiliates. “I think [undergraduates] see that careers in Hollywood and the arts are not these ambiguous, exotic, unattainable goals,” says Riverton of her hopes...
...record nine minutes on the test before last year’s draft). What we did learn, however, was that this so-called measure of intelligence is meaningless. That the last time Young scored six points that mattered, it was the game-winning run against USC in the Rose Bowl, Division I-A’s national championship game.That, when it comes to student-athletes, what they do in the field of play is what people care about. And that when a school places greater emphasis on the student portion of that double entendre, no one should feel sorry...
...Broad Foundation, created by philanthropists Eli and Edythe L. Broad who are supporters of advancing medical knowledge and research, has donated $25 million to fund the creation of a new stem cell research center at the University of Southern California (USC). “There are two areas that are the most promising: human genomics, and stem cell research,” said Eli Broad, who donated a total of $200 million for the foundation of a genome research center at Harvard and MIT, at a press conference announcing the USC Broad Institute last week. The Institute, which will...
...first regatta of the spring season for the Crimson coed team, and a similar performance to that registered by the women in their debut last week in Charleston. The weekend ended with host and No. 9 Charleston taking the top two spots, followed by No. 5 USC in third. The scoring was much closer at the top than in last week’s event, when Yale cruised to a 42-point win. The two Charleston squads totaled 115 and 139 points, respectively, and USC finished with 160, just 13 ahead of Harvard?...
...college sports does not make me an outcast, and that only going into the stadium for the last 10 minutes of the Harvard-Yale game was perfectly acceptable. If I had stayed at UCLA, I’d probably already be standing in line to get seats for the USC game this Saturday, and I’d probably have to learn enough about football to understand what was happening when I actually sat and watched the game instead of passing the time tailgating outside...