American citizens are too quick to draw conclusions about major events and blame opposing political ideology. However, it would be far more advantageous to question the motivations and actions of our leaders and the individuals we place in power.
The Grateful Dead co-founder and rhythm guitar pioneer shaped American music for six decades — from a chance meeting in a Palo Alto music store to a 60-year celebration at Golden Gate Park.
While USC offers a reasonable number of vending machines located around campus, students often face issues with actually receiving the products they paid for. Paired with limited beverage and snack options, USC's laissez-faire vending policy in practice leaves a lot to be desired.
While housing options for upperclassmen multiply yearly, first-year students are left to manage rising costs and construction delays. Temporary arrangements have left many first-year students in undesirable situations for the first semester. Cramped, makeshift living situations with a looming mid-year move hardly uphold USC's "No. 1 first-year experience."
Despite his polarizing outlook on many political issues, Charlie Kirk left behind a legacy of courage and strength that deserves to be celebrated and remembered.
On any given night in college towns across the country, clubs and downtown areas are filled with the musical voice of our generation. There has truly never been a more vibrant and exciting time to be involved with local music.
While laughing at McBryde may be a running gag on campus, the looming demolition leaves students and former residents reminiscing about its legacy.