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USC Trojan Football: The burning of the Bush

Trojans handed serious sanctions following player violations

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Soccer falls at home

SMC Women's soccer takes a loss in their home opener vs. Santa Barbara

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Barfly: Tiki-Ti

It's tiki time!

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SMC football hosts block party

Santa Monica starts the season 2-0 as they top the huskies of East L.A.

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"Buried" Review

Can Ryan Reynolds act his way out of a box?

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Weekly Professor Breakdown: Salvador Carrasco

Professor relives his days as a teenage tennis superstar in Mexico.

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Four honored with awards of excellence

Every few years, the President's Circle Chair of Excellence presents four Santa Monica College professors with an award for outstanding work in their field. Accompanying the award is a $5,000 prize the recipient can put towards student related projects. This year's winners were professors Garen Baghdasarian who is winning the award in Life sciences, Richard Tahvildaran-Jesswein in Philosophy and Social Science, Marc Trujillo in Fine Arts, and Saul Rubin in Communication.

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New Orleans still reeling

On the five year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina former Louisiana residents look back.

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Private lives open to peering eyes

Potential students' private lives in the public domain.

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Graham Dechter Quartet plays the Broad

The jazz musicians played an intimate performance at the SMC Performing Arts Center last weekend.

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It's chic to be Greek

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Interpol: Been there, done that

Interpol's fourth self-titled album is unfortunately nothing new.

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The crashing conudrum continues to raise concerns

Students' struggle to add classes leaves many questioning: what's the policy?

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Weezer goes one step forward after two steps back

"Hurley," their new release, is okay -- but just barely.

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Death by LAPD

Fatal shooting should have been last resort, not first.

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Cheap Eats: D-Town Burger

Lauren Walsh is taking on the task of finding cheap restaurants for students to hit up. This week she uncovers a 1950s themed diner in downtown LA, D-Town Burger. Read to find out what the joint's menu offers, what their prices are, and whether or not Lauren would recommend for you to stop by.

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A Taste of the World: Mongolian Dumplings

This week Ale travels to Mongolia within the confines of a Culver City kitchen to cook a traditional Mongolian dumpling, KhuuShuur. Check out the article, photos and video of her making the dish!

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High hopes for Middle East peace

Clinton brokered talks, a step in the right direction on the path to peace in the Middle East.

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Robyn's "Body Talk" has only little to say

Robyn continues her "Body Talk" series with "pt. 2."

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Headshot a no-brainer

LAPD's use of force entirely legitimate.