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Jayakanth Ravichandran, Assistant Professor in Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, and PhD student Shanyuan Niu work to find new uses for seemingly useless elements in USC’s Laboratory for Complex Materials and Devices. Photo/Valentina Suarez
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Santa and a helpful elf - or rather, Gregory Miller, Financial Production Associate for ITS, and student Cassandra Cerrato - handed out books to children at the Kinder2College Reading Program which takes place every Saturday on the USC campus. There's still time to send us your holiday photos at [email protected]. Photo/Gregory Miller
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Haley Coleman, Student Worker, takes calls from students while working for the Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs.
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Assistant Professor Ashley Uyeshiro and student worker Rebecca Cunningham chat with employees at last year's Benefits Fair. See story at left for this year's open enrollment event schedule - the Children's Hospital event is today!
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Eric Nulman, Lecturer in Architecture, reviews a student's assignments.
Good morning! Here’s today’s Photo of the Day:
John Frane, Lecturer in Architecture, reviews student projects.
