Daily Trojan: Monday, October 19, 1998

Vol. 135, No. 32

Monday, October 19, 1998

Newspaper of the University of Southern California: Daily Trojan

Mentoring program not canceled
University getting prepared for Y2K
Perspective:
Getting around
Saying goodbye
For your information
Briefly Speaking
Learning how to fight on
Roundup
Roundup

Andrew Long:
Prosecute acts, not motives
James Mah:
Etiquette with Paul: Taking offense at PC slurs
Editorial:
Nobel Prize may have been given prematurely
Tejal Bhirud:
Support for NCOW no mistake

Interview:
A wolf in sheep's clothing
Sound Bites:
The Grassy Knoll's strange brew
Finding the Truth:
Take a cue from Will Hunting, not Cartman
Good Week - Bad Week

Football:
USC pounces on Cougars, 42-14
Sidebar:
No more fourth quarter fumbles for Trojans
Mike Cisneros:
Chris Claiborne is overlooked, but not forgotten
Soccer:
Getting on the comeback trail
Water polo:
No.1 guys don't finish first
Volleyball:
USC surprised by Washington State