University of Spoiled Children

== English == === Etymology === A backronym of USC. === Pronunciation === (General American) IPA(key): /junɪˈvɝsəti ʌv spɔɪld ˈt͡ʃɪldɹən/ === Noun === University of Spoiled Children (plural not attested) (colloquial, derogatory) The University of Southern California. === References === Nagourney, Adam; Medina, Jennifer (25 July 2017), “At a Moment of Success, U.S.C. Is Rocked by Scandal”, in New York Times‎[1] Vandevelde, Mark; Chaffin, Joshua (14 March 2019), “Admissions scandal hits ‘university of spoiled children’”, in Financial Times‎[2] Thornton, Paul (23 March 2019), “A Readers React: To readers, USC is once again the ‘University of Spoiled Children’”, in Los Angeles Times‎[3] McGhan, Jason (24 April 2019), “How USC Became the Most Scandal-Plagued Campus in America”, in Los Angeles Magazine‎[4] Anemona, Hartocollis (8 April 2022), “Former U.S.C. Coach in Varsity Blues Scandal Is Found Guilty”, in New York Times‎[5]