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Film Review: 'The Finest Hours'

Craig Gillespie directed this true story about "the most daring rescue mission in the history of the U.S. Coast Guard.”

LIVE State of the Union Recap And Analysis

Watch USC Annenberg Media's live State of the Union recap and analysis here.

 

In Defense Of Young Adult Novels

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Just teen romance or an innovative genre of monsters, drama, mystery, and spunk?

Carlyn Greenwald
Staff Reporter

Just teen romance or an innovative genre of edgy, innovative dramas?

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Film Review: 'The Finest Hours'

Craig Gillespie directed this true story about "the most daring rescue mission in the history of the U.S. Coast Guard.”

LIVE State of the Union Recap And Analysis

Watch USC Annenberg Media's live State of the Union recap and analysis here.

 

The Era of YA Dystopian Novels Is Ending: 7 Things Readers Will Miss

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"The Giver" movie adaptation, based on the 1993 dystopian novel that started the trend in YA fiction, came out in August (@PanAm

Meghan Coyle
Staff Reporter

Lois Lowry: “Dystopian fiction is passé now." But readers will still miss the their visits to Panem and beyond.

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Film Review: 'The Finest Hours'

Craig Gillespie directed this true story about "the most daring rescue mission in the history of the U.S. Coast Guard.”

LIVE State of the Union Recap And Analysis

Watch USC Annenberg Media's live State of the Union recap and analysis here.

 

Veronica Roth: YA Novels Aren’t Frivolous Teen Fiction

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Kacey Deamer
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“Divergent” author talks with fellow YA novelist at the LA Times Festival of Books.

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