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If you love NPR and PBS, you may want to pay attention because Republicans are proposing to eliminate the majority of their funding. What do you think of these proposed cuts?

Defend NPR Funding

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Last year ISA satisfied the hungry stomaches of more than 800 people...
This year, it will ONLY BE BIGGER!

ALL the following ethnic and exotic food booths will be there to satisfy your bottomless stomach!!

Chinese
Japanese
Vietnamese
Caribbean
Korean
Greek
Iranian
Fusion
Indian
Indonesian
Malaysian
Singaporean
Italian


Everything provided to you completely for FREE by International Student Assembly

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Dean Ernest J. Wilson III and the USC Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism are pleased to announce the upcoming visit of a senior delegation from Peking University School of International Studies from March 5-9, 2011.

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(Cue spacey music.)

Oh. My. Gawd. Have you actually played with an Xbox Kinect? I had not. I had seen the very interesting dramatic spectacular that was the unveiling at E3, but other than that nope, not really.

Truth be told I am a casual gamer. As in, I love games, but do not have time to invest in games or should I say invest in the latest and greatest gaming technology. So Xbox was not on my list from Santa. An iPad would have made more sense.

Yes, generations of digital technologists who are connected and wired into their Xbox games are surpassing me in knowledge and understanding of the future possibilities of the world we will live in. I just had no idea how much I was missing until I was in a class visited by Randy Shaffer, the West Region Sales Manager for Microsoft’s Entertainment & Devices Advertising Business Group and he demo’d a beta Kinect.

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Like a forever spinning orb

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On January 19, 2011 from 12:30-2:00PM, the Graduate and Professional Student Senate organized the first in a series of exchanges between graduate students in different schools.  Over sixty-five graduate students in the School of Architecture and the School of Policy, Planning and Development convened in the Ballroom Center of the Radisson Hotel to enjoy a pizza lunch and participate in a workshop led by artist and urban planner, James Rojas.  Students were introduced to a technique of hands-on urban planning by using found items to design a three-dimensional map of Los Angeles in the year 2050.  Working first individually and then as a group, students from Architecture and SPPD had the rare opportunity to work together and discuss issues relevant to both fields, such as sustainable transportation and resource distribution.  The afternoon came to a grand finale with insightful remarks regarding future collaborations between the two schools by the Dean of the School of Architecture, Qingyun Ma.

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Do you love art, theatre, dance and music? Grad students needing a break from studies can indulge in culture and entertainment, often for free through USC's  "Vision and Voices: The Arts and Humanities Initiative."

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Hi Everyone!

The new GPSS website is up and running. Lots of cool stuff has been added. Please spend some time and browse different sections.

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