October, 2009 - Lariat

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“Dont Dress for Dinner” rallies the audience to laughter

ACTING OUT (Sean Lara/Lariat Staff) Ian Postal Coming out of the Saddleback College McKinney Theatre this weekend is a wonderful production, a two-act play by French playwright Marc

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Symphony Orchestra echoes musical genius

Orchestrating (Sean Lara/Lariat Staff) Kaily Sanders The harmonious melodies of the Saddleback Symphony Orchestra filled the McKinney Theatre on last Saturday night. The beautiful mixtures of string and

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Oil pipeline in Chad: good idea?

John Fredricks Quite recently, construction has begun for a 185 mile oil pipeline in the North African country of Chad. If you have been keeping up with world

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ASG and Lariat face-off; some insight into ASB stamps

Keith Cousins While waiting for a response to my previous week’s column regarding the ASG offices (yes I used the appropriate name this time) I decided to do

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Students can’t be expected to pay attention in unchallenging classes

Natalie Ekstrand Over the years educators and administrators have pointed out the decline in education in California. Scores and funding are both down. Remedial courses and ESL courses

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Anyone surprised Obama received the Nobel Peace Prize? We are too

Sean Lara President Obama was awarded the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize by the Norwegian Nobel Committee on Friday. Being nominated for this prestigious award is one of the

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You struggle while movie theaters rake in the money

Shane Weld The sound of paper crinkling can no longer be heard as you reach into your pocket to find it completely void of money. Where did all

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BSG building: it still needs fixing?

Tim White It’s comical to see the safety cones roping off the water damage on the lower level of the BGS building just a year after the debut

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BGS construction: haven’t we already done this?

Students walk past uprooted floor sections in the BGS building. (Sean Lara/Lariat Staff) Joseph Espiritu A little over a year since being re-opened for classes after an approximated

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Homecoming 2009 review

Taylor Rogers Homecoming 2009 was a family friendly affair that included face painting, a bounce house, and food for friends, family, and alumni. “We’ve got a good turnout

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Transfer center will transport you

Alica Danesh The transfer center is a one-stop shop for all students seeking guidance in transferring to a Four-year university. Serving more than 150 students a day, the

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Our district’s Administrator of the Year- James Wright

Dean of Science, Mathemathics, and Engineering James Wright (Tracey Daly/Special to Lariat) Kayla Sallee James Wright, Dean of Mathematics, Science and Engineering, was recognized as the South Orange

Monthly Archive:: October 2009