USC Notes: And In Some Non-Football News

The Brentwood home where Marilyn Monroe lived before she died has been temporarily saved from demolition as the Los Angeles City Council passed a motion on Friday to designate it a historic site. The motion, introduced by Councilwoman Traci Park, recommends that the city’s Cultural Heritage Commission or the director of planning review the 2,900-square-foot Spanish colonial-style home to determine if can be listed among the … Continue reading USC Notes: And In Some Non-Football News

USC Morning Buzz: Don’t Worry It’s Only Money

Jen Cohen has a $1 million buyout in her Washington contract, which shows you how much Carol Folt wanted her. That would have been a poison pill for some universities but not USC, where money is not an issue when it really wants something. I’ve heard USC severed ties with Mike Bohn on pretty reasonable terms but there’s still a lot of money being thrown … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Don’t Worry It’s Only Money

The Longest USC Press Conference Lineup

The Jen Cohen press conference was a testament to bureaucracy. You had the following people speak at the podium: Joel Curran, chief communications officer Carol Folt, university president Jen Cohen, athletic director Suzanne Nora Johnson, chair of the Board of Trustees Andrew Guzman, provost Alan Green, faculty athletic representative The only thing missing were Shecky Greene and Slappy White. Who wanted to hear any of … Continue reading The Longest USC Press Conference Lineup

Jen Cohen Press Conference Reaction

Carol Folt said at the press conference that Jen Cohen will start working at Heritage Hall tomorrow. This press conference was bloated by even USC standards. There were five speakers besides Cohen. All totally unnecessary. As usual, Folt had to use a teleprompter. Cohen did not. Cohen said she was born in Arcadia. “We’re going to work tirelessly to achieve the moonshot goals,” she said. … Continue reading Jen Cohen Press Conference Reaction