ASG Blood Drive
Once per semester, the American Red Cross arrives on campus, taking one pint of blood from each volunteer donor. The Saddleback College Associated Student Government will host a
Monthly Archive:: January 2011
in: News
/ 01/30/2011
Professor of the Year nominations being accepted
Sarah Black Professor of the Year 2012 applications are available for submission until Feb. 21 until 5 p.m. Five instructors will be chosen, one of whom will be
in: News
/ 01/30/2011
A change in the library hours
Sarah Black The library hours have changed, and the spring semester library workshops are now available. The new library hours are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday,
in: Life
/ 01/26/2011
DJ EAR to mix it up on campus
His fascination with music started while playing video-games at a young age. (Courtesy of Dreamstone Records) Weston Ahern, also known on Saddleback College’s campus as “DJ EAR,” will
in: Sports
/ 01/26/2011
Gaucho women fall in nail-biter President’s Cup
Saddleback College player Jamie Moe, left, drives down the court against Irvine Valley College player Melanie Kashanchi. (Austin Messick) Despite a strong performance by center Audri Sargent last
in: Opinion
/ 01/25/2011
OPINION: fashion vs. style: is there really a difference?
Fashion or style (Julie Tran) Julie Tran Throughout society, we hear people calling each other fashionable or stylish. Most people accept those two terms to be the same
in: News
/ 01/24/2011
Student government hosts first Club Rush of spring semester
Paul Ingvaldsen Sitting in the quad at a table under the banner “Poetry Club”, Loki Freeman, 27, world religion, described his group’s activities during Club Rush on Wednesday,
in: Uncategorized
/ 01/24/2011
Send a little love on Valentine’s Day to our troops
Fleming’s grassroots campaign began as a high school project. Janelle Green A Million Thanks can consider updating their charity’s name in part to one of their nine sponsors:
in: Life
/ 01/24/2011
New Zodiac sign Ophiucus
Prof. Parke Kunkle shocked many people Jan. 10 by saying the zodiac actually has 13 signs. (Sarah Black) Sarah Black A professor from a community college is out
in: News
/ 01/24/2011
Debbie Reynolds guest on new KSBR radio show
A live studio audience was delighted by actress Debbie Reynolds at the Norman Murray Center. (Oliver Yu) Adam Jones At the Norman P. Murray Community Center in Mission
in: News
/ 01/24/2011
IVC’s online book exchange is best-kept secret
Kimiya Enshaian Irvine Valley College’s book exchange system aims to attract their students who seek to buy, sell and exchange used books. The program began early 2007 after
in: Editorial
/ 01/24/2011
EDITORIAL: Brown’s proposed budget: Is $300 really a big deal?
Lariat Editorial Board California Gov. Jerry Brown proposed a spending plan for 2011-12 that includes profound cuts to higher education, as well as services for the poor, disabled