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USC Layoffs Under Way

Around 15 people were laid off this week from the fundraising team at the USC Keck School of Medicine, according to sources.

This is part of the brutal fallout from the $200 million budget deficit USC had under former president Carol Folt in the recently concluded fiscal year.

Maybe someone can ask Lincoln Riley if a football coach should make $11 million while mass layoffs are taking place at USC.

52 thoughts on “USC Layoffs Under Way”

  1. ugh,thay probully gotta chek the muun fir the munnees cuz u cant maik taht mutch munnee dissuhpeer lyke a humin bahdy unles its a lddle persin,smdh

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    1. KAM: Democrats lie about the booming economy and wonder why no one listens to them any more. “Apple CEO Tim Cook will join President Donald Trump for an event touting what the White House calls a new $100 billion investment commitment by the tech giant in the U.S.”

      DON: I loved it when the Fake News experts predicted doom.

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    1. KAM:  Trump admin nixes giant wind farm approved ‘last-minute’ by Senile Joe Biden team. Trump admin says former President Joe Biden’s approval of the Lava Ridge Idaho wind project included ‘crucial legal deficiencies’, including certain statutorily binding criteria that were ignored, according to a press release announcing the decision to terminate the bird shredding wind farm project.”

      DON: Global Warmist Democrats favorite bird shredder boondoggles are cancelled!

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    2. Remember the scene in Broadcast News where the station owner asks Jack Nicholson [as their highest paid anchor] to lower his contract demands in order to save the newsroom from mass layoffs:

      Nicholson just gives him a long, dirty look.

      Station owner: “Forget I even said that! I don’t know why I asked! It just shows the pressure we’re all under.”

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  4. KAM: Assistant AG Harmeet Dhillon Launches Legal Blitz to Clean Up Voter Rolls and Dismantle Democrat’s ‘Illegal Race-Based Gerrymandering’ — “We’re Making It Easier to Vote and Harder to Cheat”

    DON: Democrats hardest hit!

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    1. KAM: Plus USC is going to have to come up with another $200 million to pay their fine for Carol Folt’s antisemitic policies .

      DON: They better tell the underperforming midget USC men’s basketball coach he’s taking a 50% cut in pay on that $4.25 million salary and lay off his assistant coaches after finishing near the bottom of the Big Ten.

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    2. I don’t know if students would have standing to sue for gross mismanagement…. but I bet anyone terminated would…..

      #Carol’sFirstMove?TurnOnTheBoard…

      #ItWouldBeABloodBath[AFunBloodBath]….

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  6. KAM: The NLRB’s case against USC, the NCAA, and the Pac-12 regarding the employment status of student-athletes is ongoing, with a trial that began in late 2023. However, recent developments suggest that the National College Players Association has requested to withdraw its unfair labor practice charge, possibly influenced by changes in the political landscape and progress in athlete compensation.

    Current Status of the USC Case

    The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is currently involved in a significant case regarding the employment status of student-athletes at the University of Southern California (USC), the NCAA, and the Pac-12 Conference. This case centers on whether these student-athletes should be classified as employees under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).Key Developments

    • Complaint Filed: The NLRB filed a complaint alleging that USC, the NCAA, and the Pac-12 are joint employers and have misclassified student-athletes as amateurs rather than employees.
    • Hearing and Testimony: An evidentiary hearing took place in early 2024, where testimony was presented. However, a decision from the administrative law judge has not yet been issued.
    • Withdrawal of Charges: Recently, the National College Players Association (NCPA) withdrew its unfair labor practice charge against USC and the NCAA, citing the need for the college sports industry to adapt to new revenue-sharing models. This withdrawal is also influenced by the anticipated changes in the NLRB’s political landscape following the 2024 presidential election.

    Future Implications

    • Political Changes: The incoming administration is expected to appoint new NLRB members who may be less favorable to labor unions and athlete employment claims. This could significantly impact the outcome of the USC case and similar cases across the country.
    • Remaining Legal Pathways: While the NCPA has withdrawn its charge, the Johnson v. NCAA case remains active in federal court, which could continue to address the employment status of college athletes.

    DON: The situation is fluid, and the future of student-athlete employment rights will depend on both legal outcomes and political developments.

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  7. KAM: Tulsi Gabbard says the Russia Hoax wasn’t James Clapper’s first intel scandal—she says he “manufactured” the WMD lie that led to the Iraq War.

    It all ties together.

    Perfectly.

    Tulsi Gabbard just EXPOSED former DNI James Clapper for what she called a pattern of manipulating intelligence for political ends.

    “James Clapper was on the team that created, that manufactured intelligence assessment that led to the Iraq War about the Iraq WMDs,” she said. “He writes about it in his book, saying that he and his team of intelligence analysts created something that was not there.”

    DON: For Gabbard, it’s a straight line from Iraq to Russiagate.

    “When you look at his actions then, and you look at his actions in 2016 as Obama’s Director of National Intelligence, you see someone who has NO problem whatsoever politicizing and manufacturing and weaponizing intelligence for a political outcome.”

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  8. KAM: COME SEE THE ANTISEMITISM INHERENT IN THE LEFTISM: 

    It’s hard not to think of that vote when reading the news that, as expected, Brian Schatz has secured his place as Durbin’s successor as whip. That part is less important than what it sets up for the future: a relatively clear path for Schatz to eventually succeed Chuck Schumer as the party’s Senate leader. As Punchbowl reports today, the Hawaii Democrat “has secured commitments from a majority of Democratic senators in his bid to become their next whip, including a crucial new endorsement from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.”

    Now, in fairness to Schatz, not all that much will materially change regarding anti-Semitism and Israel. The biggest difference with Schatz will be that he won’t pretend to agonize over his eventual concessions to the base. The party’s anti-Israel turn will speed up, mostly because we won’t have to sit through Schumer’s soul-[baring] monologues wherein he at least gestures at his lifelong promises to his Jewish constituents before doing nothing to protect or defend them.

    Schumer’s betrayal is meaningful, because he came up through the most Jewish city in the world outside of Israel and insisted he be regarded as “Schumer the shomer”—Schumer the watchman, the guardian, the sentinel of his beleaguered people.

    DON: Just wait until New York voters replace Schumer with Squad member AOC

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      1. hey mg sounds like he is doing just fine there offensive line is the whole key to there season they are pretty solid everywhere else

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      2. 100% agree: O-Line is a sorta ‘vulnerability’, T. —the pre-season rankings only go to #75….and UCLA doesn’t show up in them….

        #NicoIsPraying

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    2. KAM: What’s you excuse for complaining about political posts and then making one you preachy lib hypocrite?

      DON: Tranny Bruin has no excuse for being a brainswashed stooge who actually believed Senile Joe Biden wasn’t senile the last 5 years.

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  12. Quotes from Kamala’s new book according to the Babylon Bee:

    1. “A prologue is like an introduction. So, here’s my introduction. And this is my book. A book written by me. I am me. The writer of the book.”
    2. “My publisher said this book should be 100,000 words, which is very, very, very, very […] very, very, very many words.”
    3. “This is a chapter. And in this chapter, there will be several pages. Each page contains many words. And the words are the meaning of the chapter.”
    4. “I was accused of covering up Joe Biden’s severe dementia. This is false. During his entire term, he always seemed just as sharp and intelligent as I was.”
    5. “Of all the great political minds throughout history, the genius whose philosophy I admire most has to be Megan Thee Stallion.”

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      1. Dementia assumes that you had a level of intelligence at some point and then experienced a regression of it. I am not sure Harris ever had much cognitive ability so it is difficult to see the regression.

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  13. This post is for my pal T Bruins:

    QB rankings according to Phil Steele: USC 30, UCLA 27

    Receivers: USC 13, not in top 75

    Running backs: USC 26, UCLA not in top 75

    Offensive Lin: USC 31, UCLA not in top 75

    Defensive line: USC 34, UCLA 48

    Linebackers: USC 63, UCLA 62

    Defensive backs: USC 40, UCLA 54

    Special Teams: USC 16, UCLA 58

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    3. KAM: This didn’t age well:

      T Bruins

      February 16, 2025 at 12:56 am

      hey man I would love to get on here and discuss sports but those clowns so cal and gabby have ruined it with there Trump loving politics

      T Bruins

      August 7, 2025 at 1:24 am

      hey Gabby I heard your orange hero god is going to lower prescription drug prices by 1500

      DON: Tranny Bruin is such a lying libtard hypocrite.

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      1. Didn’t age well??? It was pretty stupid and a flat out lie when it was posted. That’s why I’m still inclined to believe it’s our favorite poster. There aren’t many around who are THAT mentally challenged.

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  15. I’m both delighted and embarrassed to announce that USC’s first three opponents —Missouri State, Georgia Southern and Purdue —are among the lowest ranked teams in the country —none are in the top 100….

    #AndMissouriStateIs… THE…. LowestRankedTeamInTheCountry

    # …AndWeGetThemAtHome…

    #IfWeHave…. ANY… TroubleAtAllIt’sGonnaBeALongSeason

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  16. -KAM: -About that $200-million SC is in the hole with, and our Ed. G suggesting that SC ‘look on the moon for the money’– well that hasn’t worked out.

    DON: But rough estimates of the totality of SC’s financial condition (absent athletic budget, I presume) is, what, $70,000 per year times maybe 5000 full-paying students equals a lot of ‘play money

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  17. DONE: And realistically, it’s not accurate to place all the blame on ‘Without-a-Folt,’ because as a businessman I know you got to spread the blame around, there were others involved in this low blow to SC

    KAM: And worse, college research funding has been gravely reduced

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    1. KAM: Harry Truman said, “The buck stops here.”

      DON: Truman Democrats died off and were replaced with blame shifting Senile Joe Dumbocrats.

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      1. Yup! When Trump was in office Joe said, “No one who has had 200K die on his watch should be President.”

        But when the number who died on Joe’s watch surpassed 800K, they all ignored what he had said before coming into office. They just made excuses for it.

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  18. KAM: My prediction for the SC Trojans football team in 2025, I believe they’ll go 12-0, there’s a chance

    DON: Have you seen a psychiatrist lately

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  19. KAM: I saw above the typo of your name, saying ‘Done’ instead of Don. ‘Done’ doesn’t fit you, you’re always ‘Doing’

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  20. DON: That was big of Wiley to give us a 4-minute insightful video of SC’s practice. Riveting stuff. For Wiles it was like throwing out a banana to the monkeys

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      1. Seriously —Lincoln has made a conscious decision to show the fans [what Archie Moore called] “a lotta nothing.” He’s a jerk when it comes to public relations.

        When you think about it USC has a d-coordinator, an o-coordinator ….and no head coach. Riley has no concept of what it means to be a head coach: no contact with fans, no respect for people outside his circle.

        And he has very little reason to feel so smug….he personally blew at least a half dozen games –starting with Utah and Tulane …and ending with Minnesota and Maryland.

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