February, 2011

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Student to launch protest album with Dylan influence

(Photo courtesy of Thomas Monroe ) Carmen Ulloa Saddleback student Thomas Monroe, 27, world religion major and president of the Poetry Club, is about to release his new

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Lee Rocker to perform this weekend

Rocker has recorded with Carl Perkins, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Willie Nelson. (Photo courtesy of Lee Rocker ) Austin Messick After finishing a

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‘Never Say Never’ teaches audience to always reach for goals

Justin Bieber performs at the opening of the Microsoft store at the Shops at Mission Viejo last October. (Oliver Yu) Evelyn Caicedo The “Never Say Never” concert film

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KSBR’s A Taste of the Bash kicks off future event

KSBR guest artist Michael Paulo performs at the Norman P. Murray center Thursday evening for the Pre-Bash show. (Oliver Yu) McKenzie Sixt KSBR’s jazz evening, “A Taste of

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Open Mic Night

Aspiring comedians compete at Open Mic Night at Saddleback College on Tuesday, March 8, where judges will choose the best act to perform before Natasha Leggero on Wednesday,

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Saddleback music instructor guest conductor in Bakersfield

Saddleback College music instructor Carmen Dominguez was a guest conductor for an orchestra event held in Bakersfield. The name of the event was called “It’s a Grand

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Study abroad program held in Spain

Carmen Ulloa The town of Santander will host Saddleback students who wish to participate in this summer’s session as part of the Study Abroad program. Santander, the capital

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“Beats not bombs” protests government spending

Peace (Evelyn Caicedo) Evelyn Caicedo The Poetry Club has employed very controversial topics into their forums in the free-speech quad. Their recent protest named “Beats not Bombs” on

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13 million-year-old fossils leaving Saddleback’s paleontology lab heading for museum

The fossils were taken from the Topanga Formation in the late 1990s and put in Saddleback’s storage facility. (Sarah Black) Kimiya Enshaian Ancient dolphin fossils examined for restoration

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WikiLeaks panel discusses legal issues

(Wikileaks) Adam Jones A crowd of nearly 100 people listened attentively to a panel of Saddleback instructors last Tuesday as they discussed the historical precedents, legal questions, and

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Women in military history week event

McKenzie Sixt To celebrate Women in the Military History Week, Saddleback College’s Veteran Affairs Committee will be hosting a “Thank Your SHEROSE Event” on March 23 at 4

in: Sports / 02/25/2011 / by: Archive

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Leif Kemp Victorious singles matches on behalf of the Saddleback College Men’s Tennis team sealed the fate of Palomar College, ending with a 6-0 win for Saddleback on

Monthly Archive:: February 2011