November, 2010

in: Uncategorized / 11/29/2010 / by: Archive

Saddleback Emeritus Institute plays in Winter Concert

Sage Yang, a 13-year-old violinist, will be performing for the Winter Concert Monday, Nov. 29, 2010. Sarah Black The Saddleback College Emeritus Institute Symphony Orchestra will host

in: News / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

District considering how to fund new science building

Dr. James Wright discusses issues with Science Math and Engineering Building in his office. (Matt Garvey/ Lariat) Matt Garvey The construction of a new science building at Saddleback

in: News / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

Salaries for district employees over $90,000 posted online

Sarah Black Information on South Orange County Community College District (SOCCCD) administrators, faculty and classified staff making over $90,000 is now available to the public. Salaries have already

in: News / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

Lawsuit regarding meeting invocation still ongoing

Andre Mahmoudian During this time last year, a lawsuit was filed by the Americans United for Separation of Church and State on behalf of many faculty members and

in: Life / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

Tutu making class brings complex art to campus

Spring semester offers a class dedicated to classical and romantic tutu making. (courtesy of Donna Dickens) Julie Tran Beginning in the spring 2011 semester, Saddleback College will add

in: Uncategorized / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

Rings,stones and braclets at annual holiday sale

Courtney Hunter Students, faculty and alumni will demonstrate and sell handmade jewelry, holiday gifts, and other arts and crafts at the Annual Holiday Jewelry Sale at Saddleback

in: Uncategorized / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

Urban Fusion is success

Model at the Urban Fashion Show (Nate Vamvas/Lariat) Evelyn Caicedo Element, RVCA, three fashion shows, and DJ John Henry were just a few of many participants at the

in: Uncategorized / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

Two career webinars left in series

Courtney Hunter Saddleback College’s Center for Career and Life Development, aligning with TalentMarks.com, has offered webinars every Wednesday for the last seven weeks, with the final two scheduled

in: Life / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

Cash for crops provides for scholarships at annual Plant Sale

Dylan Lujano To raise money for scholarships granted by the Horticulture Foundation, the greenhouse across from the Technology and Applied Science building the was open to the public

in: Life / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

Diversity Student Council looks into starting “Power of Words” campaign

Kylie Corbett Saddleback College’s Diversity Student Council is currently looking into ideas for future events and campaigns. The promotion of awareness of social equality issues surrounding LGBT (lesbian,

in: Uncategorized / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

Winterdance 2010 makes for a chilling performance

Winter dance showcases tango, ballet, Hawaiian, belly dancing, tap dancing, hip hop, and more. (Kevin Rodriguez/Lariat contributer) Evelyn Caicedo A passionate tango piece, a native Hawaiian dance, and

in: Uncategorized / 11/22/2010 / by: Archive

Budget cuts leave state education system in the dump

Kylie Corbett Budget cuts have drastically changed student’s goals throughout all educational levels. Think back to freshmen year in high school. To a lot of students, it’s that

Monthly Archive:: November 2010