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USC, founded in 1880, is a private, comprehensive university. The 155-acre main campus is located in downtown Los Angeles.
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Hey Randy! Any quality extracurricular activity looks good, clubs or sports. USC is aware that not everyone is athletically gifted :P- 52
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- Road to the White House: Debate and the Arab Spring
- The USC Annenberg School's Center on Communication Leadership and Policy (CCLP) presented a forum on international affairs and the 2012 presidential election featuring CCLP Faculty Fellow Gordon Stables, USC's director of Debate and Forensics; and Shawn Powers, Ph.D., Georgia State University communication professor and an expert on emerging media in the Middle East and Northern Africa. Stables and Powers were joined by members of the Trojan Debate Squad to discuss how the democratic revolutions in the Middle East and Northern Africa might impact US international policy and influence the 2012 elections. The Arab Spring is the 2011-12 national collegiate debate topic and has students from 100 universities researching the merits of providing assistance for democratic reform.
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- Journalism Director's Forum: Melanie Sill
- Join USC Annenberg School of Journalism director Geneva Overholser for a conversation with former executive-in-residence, Melanie Sill. Her online discussion paper, "The Case for Open Journalism Now: A new framework for informing communities," has just been published by the Annenberg Innovation Lab. The paper is a result of Sill's work during the fall semester and discusses the emerging idea of open journalism. For more on Geneva Overholser: annenberg.usc.edu For more on Melanie Sill: www.melaniesill.com For more on The Case for Open Journalism Now www.annenberginnovationlab.org For the story on this event: blog.uscannenberg.org
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- Tom Lyon's research on child abuse
- Tom Lyon has received 2 NIH grants to research how to improve the court system's approach to getting children to talk honestly about abuse. Here, he discusses how they encourage children to talk about "bad things" they have experienced without tainting their reports.
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