“Once a year the Apolliad is fostered in the little theater. This year the fourth will be presented. It is intended to stimulate creative arts, every number of the program being contributed by a student of southern California. Plays are original, are directed and produced by members of the club and stage settings are executed by students in the stagecraft class. Music, poetry, stories and plays make up the annual program.”– Student Handbook 1928-29
Los Angeles is a city rich in culture. There is something to do at practically every corner. Use this guide, which is based on student recommendations, to help you explore all that Los Angeles has to offer, from museums and theater to shopping and dining. Student discounts for restaurants, museums and theatres are highlighted so you can experience Los Angeles – even on a student’s budget.
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September 26th, 2007 at 10:12 am
A great way to see L.A. is to use Flexcar, a car rental service. Not only is it sustainable but it’s easy! Go to http://www.flexcar.com/usc for more information.
October 10th, 2007 at 4:42 pm
Traveling around L.A. is difficult. Buses take awhile, taxi prices are horrendous–L.A. has some of the highest prices around. Taking your own car works well except that traffic is bad. Light rails might work pretty well as will the DASH. Truthfully L.A. has too many people for its own good.
November 13th, 2007 at 11:42 am
A great way to get some information on places in the area is to get on Yelp.com. It is a site that offers reviews on restaurants, shops and other venues. And, it is a great way to get exposed to new places. I started using it when I moved to a new neighborhood, and it has made it a very fun transition!