After 2,000-piece acquisition, USC now has world's largest Hemingway collection
By Caroline Baity | Sep. 27, 2012Collection "priceless," has been growing for more than 10 years
Collection "priceless," has been growing for more than 10 years
Death, life, change and urgency were recurring themes in USC’s Naturalist-in-Residence Rudy Mancke’s annual fall lecture, “The Nature of Things,” delivered Tuesday afternoon on the Horseshoe.
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Director hails $2.5-million student engagement program
41 students removed, 3 arrested due to alcohol, wristband infractions during Saturday scorcher
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Downsizing marks growing trend
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Peer adviser promotes internationalism, opportunities
