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Hi. Today we are coming to you from the University of Southern California, Beta

Alpha Psi Iota Chapter. We are a business honorary organization that not only

promotes professional development but also helps foster student success

through three main aspects: personal development, giving back to the community,

and building lasting friendships. In terms of professionalism, I was able to

expand my network and truly learn how to network with different professionals and

also sharpen my resume building skills. In terms of personal development, I was

able to build lasting friendships and relationships with individuals who were

experiencing the same obstacles and hardships that I was experiencing.

At USC Beta Alpha Psi, we represent the best and brightest of the USC Marshall School

of Business and Leventhal School of Accounting. We pride ourselves on a

diverse group of individuals we attract who originate from places such as China,

Taiwan, Korea, Canada, New York, Illinois, Hawaii, Colorado, the Bay Area, and of

course Southern California. Our diverse community creates an inclusive and

dynamic environment that is conducive for our members to grow as individuals

while constantly striving for excellence. Let's turn our attention to our current

Vice President of Fraternal Affairs to talk about the mentorship program and our

main networking events.

My main job is to oversee the mentorship program. We

connected 26 mentors last semester with 24 mentees, each of them various events and

opportunities to network and connect with each other which is extremely

beneficial in the recruitment process. Here at Beta Alpha Psi we have professionals

come from the Big Four as well as other big companies such as Boeing and Disney,

and we have an opportunity to network with them for about thirty minutes to an hour,

and it's a great opportunity because we get to use skills that we learn at

business classes. In addition to the many opportunities we have for personal

development, our members who have internship or full time offers also host

resume and mock interviews for recruiting members throughout the

semester to help prepare for recruitment and improve networking skills. At Beta Alpha Psi as an

organization, we highly value giving back to Los Angeles community. So some events that we did

last semester included that LA Works Beach Cleanup, the Ronald McDonald House Charities.

We even partnered with Volunteer Income Tax Association as we do every semester.

So our main event was our Los Angeles Food Bank. This is an event we

participate in every semester. At the food bank, we organize and create food

packages for food insecure individuals and families of Los Angeles.

In the very beginning of each semester we host a retreat at which members get

to know each other better by playing games and competing against each other.

Afterwards members are placed into the families Beta, Alpha, and Psi. Throughout

the semester, these families go to fun events together to bond at a more

personal level. In the past, we have gone to Korean barbecue, bowling, and escape

rooms. Another aspect that we focus on here at Beta Alpha Psi is on building

meaningful and long-lasting relationships. Coming in as a transfer

student, I was really lost on how I would integrate myself into the USC community,

but Beta Alpha Psi has solved that problem. There was no better feeling than

walking into my accounting classes and seeing a bunch of familiar faces. Another

program we have here at BAP is the Big Little Program where we help pair new

members with existing members in order to help them develop and transition into

the overall Beta Alpha Psi community. Now let's switch gears and hear from

Professor Layton about the great opportunities that Beta Alpha Psi has

to offer. She has been a part of this chapter

since she was a student herself and is now our current faculty advisor.

Each year we work on trying to improve things here at

USC and make it a more valuable experience.

for the students. With such a large chapter of over 100 members each semester, we want

to make sure that it's also friendly and that students get a lot out of it.

There's a social aspect to it as well as a professional aspect to it, and I think

Beta Alpha Psi has a lot to offer both to know who they are and how to interview, and how

to meet new people, how to network, and then also make lifelong friends. Tor the upcoming

Fall 2018 semester, I hope that the general members feel a sense of

community and family, and that they will not only feel as if they are general

members, but they are a unique asset to the organization as a whole.

For more infomation >> 2018 Beta Alpha Psi Gold Challenge - Marketing Video - University of Southern California - Duration: 5:00.

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EPA Sends $12 Million To California After Air Pollution Lawsuit - Duration: 1:04.

Finally tonight some good news.

The EPA is sending $12 million to Southern California to combat the region's devastating

air pollution problem.

The announcement comes just one day after the state filed a lawsuit against the EPA.

In that lawsuit, California accuses the agency of providing no good reason for reversing

its policy of setting tough emission standards on automakers.

Now the EPA will be sending a total of $30 million in grants to various district on the

west coast that are out of compliance with air pollution standards.

It's suspected that the agency's multimillion-dollar grant came in response to the legal challenge

they were slapped with the day before.

In either case, this is a positive development for the Californians.

The EPA's Scott Pruitt probably would've preferred to not enforce our country's air pollution

regulations, but a major lawsuit looks to have gotten him thinking twice about acting

on behalf of his friends in the oil industry rather than the people he was sworn into office

to protect.

For more infomation >> EPA Sends $12 Million To California After Air Pollution Lawsuit - Duration: 1:04.

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California testing digital license plates that cost more than your first car - Duration: 3:56.

The technology that powers Amazon's Kindle is coming to your bumper — at least if you

live in California and are willing to pay a not-insignificant amount of money for it.

The Golden State launched a pilot program in its capital of Sacramento to test a digital

license plate that ambitiously promises to streamline the lives of motorists, help businesses

reach more clients, and possibly keep fellow drivers entertained.

The device looks like a large, license plate-sized tablet.

It is, in a way, except it's not touch-sensitive.

It's equipped with its own battery and computer chip, and it looks just like a standard-issue

California plate in its most basic configuration.

The vehicle's registration number appears front and center, along with information about

when the car's registration expires, California's script logo, and a link to the DMV's website.

Users can change the color of the font or the background and display short messages

directly below the registration number.

If the car is parked, they can also move the registration number to a corner and display

a much larger message, like an advertisement.

The Sacramento Bee reports digital license plates could let motorists renew their registration

without having to place a sticker on their car's rear license plate.

Police officials can also use the license plate to track a stolen car, though this becomes

a moot point if the thief removes the plate and tosses it in a ditch.

As you'd expect, the technology isn't cheap.

Reviver Auto, the California-based company that designed and manufactures the plates,

charges $699 for the device.

That figure doesn't include the cost of installation and the $7 monthly fee users

need to pay.

Motorists must purchase the plates from authorized dealerships; they're not available through

the DMV like standard-issue license plates.

To date, 11 new car dealerships have signed up to sell the digital license plate.

One is in Sacramento, three are in the San Francisco area, and the rest are located in

or near Los Angeles.

Arizona will soon approve use of the plates as part of a pilot program.

There's no word yet on when (or if) other states will allow the technology on their

roads.

Reviver Auto founder Neville Boston acknowledges the technology is expensive, but he argues

it's an investment that makes sense for certain users.

Speaking to the Sacramento Bee, he explained that companies and local governments will

look into the technology to manage their fleet of vehicles.

It could also attract businesses who want to use the plate as their own mini billboard.

And Sacramento officials purchased 24 digital license plates as part of a pilot program

designed to prepare for real-world testing of autonomous cars.

"The city envisions using this technology as a way to help the deployment of autonomous

cars.

If we can actually have a platform for us to see where the cars are operating, how they're

operating, and get reports back about vehicle miles traveled and locations, and we can actually

geo-fence certain areas and restrict them to certain areas of the city; that's how

we envision using this plate," explained Louis Stewart, the city's chief innovation

officer.

On the other side of the globe, Dubai launched a similar pilot program in a bid to make life

easier for drivers.

For more infomation >> California testing digital license plates that cost more than your first car - Duration: 3:56.

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BREAKING News Out Of California… HELL YEAH! - Duration: 1:23.

LOS ANGELES — A jury found a Gardena man guilty of sexually assaulting and suffocating

a woman and raping three others in videotaped, bondage-style sexual encounters.

Kevon Takashi Ross, 33, was convicted of 25 felony counts: one count each of first-degree

murder and sodomy of an unconscious victim, eight counts of rape of an unconscious person,

seven counts of forcible rape, six counts of sexual penetration by foreign object and

two counts of injuring a girlfriend.

Deputy District Attorney Frank Dunnick said the jury also found true the allegation that

the defendant caused great bodily injury.

Sentencing is scheduled on July 13 in Department O of the Los Angeles County Superior Court,

Inglewood Branch.

Ross faces 286 years to life in state prison.

The defendant sexually assaulted and asphyxiated a woman at a Gardena hotel on Dec. 12, 2015,

according to court testimony.

Additionally, the defendant sexually assaulted a girlfriend in October 2007, the prosecutor

said.

Two other women who dated Ross also were raped between June and November 2015, one of them

in Riverside County, according to trial testimony.

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