In Other Coliseum News

The new Rams-Chargers stadium in Inglewood will not open until 2020, a year later than planned. So that means the Coliseum will have the Rams for an extra season. Does USC intend to give its fans a break on tickets with the extra year of rent from the Rams?

23 thoughts on “In Other Coliseum News

  1. Why would USC do that? It’s not the fans’s money. It belongs primarily to USC and in miniscule part to the state.

  2. Yeah that was on PMS today @ 2:55 pm –

    OT I am beginning to sense no more like suspect a conspiracy theory as to why we hear nothing about Haden frm Scott which is bizarre considering all the effort he makes to slam others affiliated with the university.

    Scott did you in any way shape or form benefit from any shenanigans attached, however tangentially, to Haden’s truly conflicted stewardship, with the Mayr Foundation? Have you? Did you? It would explain considering all the others you gleefully mock not a single word about this specific and very egregious incident approaching a year.

    BTW Duck 2 Predator 3rd period <17 minutes left in Game 4 – channel 220 Direct TV!

  3. The fans who get booted from the 92,000 to 77,000 should be a hefty discount on USC Basketball season tickets. What else do they have????

  4. Shouldn’t you guys give the Rams a break in rent since you’re cutting the number of seats they can sell?

    • I think we did, I heard that USC is only charging half price on their home game in London.

    • Why give the horrible, cellar-dwelling Rams a break on tickets they can’t sell. Typical bruin logic.

      It’s gonna be fun rubbing your faces in it in Nov. Are you little gutties ranked anywhere this year? I think you finished something like 84th last season.

    • I heard you, Owns and Kissy86er are stepping up to high pay by signing up to become Ruin Social Justice Advocates to help ruin students “navigate a world that operates on whiteness, patriarchy, and heteronormativity as the primary ideologies.”

      “Social Justice Advocates will expose systems of oppression and how they intersect and build upon each other to maintain the status quo,” the job description continues. “Most importantly individuals and the collective will be empowered through liberatory scholarship and practices and strengthening their emotional intelligence to create change within their spheres of influence.”

      The application asks aspiring Social Justice Advocates to explain their interest in social justice, list their preferred gender pronouns (such as “zi” and “hir”), and describe any experience they have in facilitating workshops on “social justice” issues.

      Successful applicants will join the inaugural cohort of 8-10 Social Justice Advocates for the upcoming fall semester, during which time they are expected to commit three hours per week to their duties, which include weekly meetings and crafting presentations. Three hours a week sounds perfect for you three slugs.

      The program is funded through the Bruin Excellence & Student Transformation Grant Program (BEST), which receives funding from the university’s Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and from Gold Shield, Alumnae of UCLA. It’s great to see our tax dollars at work!

      Several workshops were preemptively created as part of a pilot program this year, including one addressing “Social Justice Myths,” which promises to discuss the “truths” behind topics such as “reverse racism, allyship, intersectionality, and LGBTQ rights” with the goal of “expanding the views of students and [promoting] empathy for marginalized communities through conversation.”

      Another, called “All Aboard the Struggle Bus,” endeavors to teach students about the “unfathomable struggles” that minority students face “on a daily basis.”

      A third workshop explores how people of color can “navigate desire and love” in a society “where ideals of beauty are based on Eurocentric standards,” asserting that “our most personal decisions hold political connotations whether we like it or not.”

  5. Ducks win in overtime! ANA 3 NSH 2! Series tied 2 all – advantage ANA in remaining best of 3!

    Oh Scott how much do you know about Haden?

  6. Scooter, they should give a break on the PSL, but we all know USC won’t.

  7. Wolf, I don’t think you understand how the world works. If the market says I can rent out my lake cabin for $500 a month during the summer months, I don’t discount that to $200 a month just because someone agreed to rent it over the Holidays.

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