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Student Newspaper of the University of Southern California Since 1912 | www.dailytrojan.com | VOL. 178, NO. 25 | Friday February 22, 2013
InDEX 4 · Opinion 5 · Lifestyle 8 · Classifieds 9 · Crossword 12 · Sports
Oscar contenders: This year’s
Academy Award nominees
face a close race. PAGE 5
Trojans stumble: Men’s
volleyball failed to slow down
the Gauchos. PAGE 12
in memoriam
By yasmeen serhan
Daily Trojan
Many students and coworkers who
knew Huey Paul Long remember him
for his infectious smile. Long, who
worked at the university for more
than 30 years, died Tuesday night in
his sleep.
A native Angeleno, Long has
always been a part of the extended
Trojan community. Long is survived
by his wife and three sons.
Long, who served as a maintenance
worker, was a fixture in the Von
KleinSmid Center. VKC Library
Assistant Manager Mary Clark, who
knew Long since she began working
at the university in 2007, said his
Employee
remembered
for his smile
Maintenance worker Huey
P. Long, who worked at USC
for 30 years, died Tuesday.
| see Long, page 2 |
Priyanka Patel | Daily Trojan
Culture chop
John Carlson (left), a junior majoring in biochemistry, and Iris Ryu (right), a junior majoring in industrial
systems engineering, make mochi Thursday in front of Tommy Trojan to celebrate Bunjasai Day. The event,
hosted by the Japanese Student Association, was part of the International Student Assembly’s Culture Month.
comunity
By Theodore Yuan
Daily Trojan
The Community Service
Awards, distributed annually to
students who go above and beyond
in serving the local community,
will undergo a radical change in
procedure this year.
Since the 1990s, awards had
been offered jointly through the
Dornsife College of Letters, Arts
and Sciences, represented by JEP;
Student Affairs, represented by
the USC Volunteer Center; and
USC Civic Engagement at an
annual dinner. Now, Dornsife,
the Marshall School of Business,
the Gould School of Law, the
Viterbi School of Engineering and
other schools and departments
plant to take part in the annual
Community Service Banquet on
April 16 at Town and Gown.
The awards will be distributed
among various departments and
schools to ref lect their increased
involvement in the past two
decades.
Schools, Civic Engagement,
Student Affairs revamp awards
The Community Service
Award ceremony will be held
April 16 at Town and Gown.
| see awards, page 2 |
research
By christina schoellkopf
Daily Trojan
Scientists might be one step
closer to reducing the symptoms of
chronic pain and injury thanks to
groundbreaking research by USC
Professor David McKemy and his
research team, who identified and
shut off the network of neurons
that control cool temperature
sensations.
McKemy, an associate professor
of neurobiology at the Dornsife
College of Letters, Arts and
Sciences, worked alongside a team
of graduate and undergraduate
students. Through their research,
they were able to identify a
previously unknown sensory
neuron named TRPM8, which
is specifically able to sense cold.
They then proceeded with a study
Professor finds method
to turn off ‘cold’ feeling
David McKemy and his team
identified the neurons that
control temperature sensations.
| see cold, page 3 |
By nathaniel haas
Daily Trojan
A major in critical Facebook studies might be a long
time coming, but the study of social media technology
and interaction is making its way into classrooms at
USC.
Beginning fall 2013, the School of Cinematic Arts
will offer a Bachelor of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy
in Media Arts + Practice, which will allow students to
specialize in digital arts ranging from visual storytelling
to interactive data displays. The program capitalizes
on the growing need for cinematic technology across a
variety of sectors.
Director of the Media Arts + Practice Program
Holly Willis said the increased relevance of digital
Cinema school
adds degree in
digital arts
The Media Arts + Practice major curriculum
will include visual storytelling and social media.
| see Degre, page 3 |
SCA
Abishek Hariharan | Daily Trojan
Cyber learning · Anurag Devanapally, a graduate student in the computer science and
games program, designs a graphic. Media Arts + Practice majors will explore various media.
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| Full text | Student Newspaper of the University of Southern California Since 1912 | www.dailytrojan.com | VOL. 178, NO. 25 | Friday February 22, 2013 InDEX 4 · Opinion 5 · Lifestyle 8 · Classifieds 9 · Crossword 12 · Sports Oscar contenders: This year’s Academy Award nominees face a close race. PAGE 5 Trojans stumble: Men’s volleyball failed to slow down the Gauchos. PAGE 12 in memoriam By yasmeen serhan Daily Trojan Many students and coworkers who knew Huey Paul Long remember him for his infectious smile. Long, who worked at the university for more than 30 years, died Tuesday night in his sleep. A native Angeleno, Long has always been a part of the extended Trojan community. Long is survived by his wife and three sons. Long, who served as a maintenance worker, was a fixture in the Von KleinSmid Center. VKC Library Assistant Manager Mary Clark, who knew Long since she began working at the university in 2007, said his Employee remembered for his smile Maintenance worker Huey P. Long, who worked at USC for 30 years, died Tuesday. | see Long, page 2 | Priyanka Patel | Daily Trojan Culture chop John Carlson (left), a junior majoring in biochemistry, and Iris Ryu (right), a junior majoring in industrial systems engineering, make mochi Thursday in front of Tommy Trojan to celebrate Bunjasai Day. The event, hosted by the Japanese Student Association, was part of the International Student Assembly’s Culture Month. comunity By Theodore Yuan Daily Trojan The Community Service Awards, distributed annually to students who go above and beyond in serving the local community, will undergo a radical change in procedure this year. Since the 1990s, awards had been offered jointly through the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, represented by JEP; Student Affairs, represented by the USC Volunteer Center; and USC Civic Engagement at an annual dinner. Now, Dornsife, the Marshall School of Business, the Gould School of Law, the Viterbi School of Engineering and other schools and departments plant to take part in the annual Community Service Banquet on April 16 at Town and Gown. The awards will be distributed among various departments and schools to ref lect their increased involvement in the past two decades. Schools, Civic Engagement, Student Affairs revamp awards The Community Service Award ceremony will be held April 16 at Town and Gown. | see awards, page 2 | research By christina schoellkopf Daily Trojan Scientists might be one step closer to reducing the symptoms of chronic pain and injury thanks to groundbreaking research by USC Professor David McKemy and his research team, who identified and shut off the network of neurons that control cool temperature sensations. McKemy, an associate professor of neurobiology at the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, worked alongside a team of graduate and undergraduate students. Through their research, they were able to identify a previously unknown sensory neuron named TRPM8, which is specifically able to sense cold. They then proceeded with a study Professor finds method to turn off ‘cold’ feeling David McKemy and his team identified the neurons that control temperature sensations. | see cold, page 3 | By nathaniel haas Daily Trojan A major in critical Facebook studies might be a long time coming, but the study of social media technology and interaction is making its way into classrooms at USC. Beginning fall 2013, the School of Cinematic Arts will offer a Bachelor of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy in Media Arts + Practice, which will allow students to specialize in digital arts ranging from visual storytelling to interactive data displays. The program capitalizes on the growing need for cinematic technology across a variety of sectors. Director of the Media Arts + Practice Program Holly Willis said the increased relevance of digital Cinema school adds degree in digital arts The Media Arts + Practice major curriculum will include visual storytelling and social media. | see Degre, page 3 | SCA Abishek Hariharan | Daily Trojan Cyber learning · Anurag Devanapally, a graduate student in the computer science and games program, designs a graphic. Media Arts + Practice majors will explore various media. |
