Monthly Archive:: February 2011

EDITORIAL: Is religion in public school good or bad?

in: Editorial / 02/16/2011 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Is religion in public school good or bad?

Lariat Editorial Board The idea of holding prayer in a public institution is an issue long debated in cities across the nation. In an ongoing lawsuit involving the

Viral ads keep us laughing and coming back for more

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Viral ads keep us laughing and coming back for more

The talking baby ads, shown on TV and also on YouTube, provide a message one doesn’t forget. (Etrade.com/YouTube.com) Adam Jones So everybody knows about advertising on television, on

Cleanliness is next to Godliness : It’s also acting your age

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Cleanliness is next to Godliness : It’s also acting your age

This sticker was found in a restroom in San Francisco, Calif. ( Stephen Coles/Stewf) David Gutman What was the first thing that you remember when you were a

Rassouli’s art ignites inspiration from the heart

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Rassouli’s art ignites inspiration from the heart

FUSIONART (Courtesy of Nina Welsh) Kimiya Enshaian Fusionartist Freydoon Rassouli displayed his collection “Journey of the Spirit, from dream to reality” at an artist reception in Saddleback College’s

Website empowers Internet writers

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Website empowers Internet writers

Entrepreneur Michael Siedlecki, the founder and designer of Neovella (Courtesy of M. Siedlecki) Adam Jones Writers and storytellers worldwide have a new medium for expression, as there is

KSBR to host “A Taste of the Bash”

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KSBR to host “A Taste of the Bash”

Renowned musicians take part in KSBR’s 2010 Birthday Bash (Brian Runner/KSBR.org) McKenzie Sixt A night of jazz, hor d’oeuvres, and wine tasting awaits those attending “A Taste of

Faculty concert hour engages music lovers

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Faculty concert hour engages music lovers

Matt Hare plays the double bass in faculty concert hour. (Dylan Lujano) Dylan Lujano As part of the Concert Hour series, Dr. Matt Hare on double base, Catherine

Saddleback track and field hurdles to victory in first meet of season

in: Sports, Track & Field / 02/16/2011 / by: Archive

Saddleback track and field hurdles to victory in first meet of season

victorious (Austin Messick) Austin Messick In their season opener Friday, Saddleback College’s men’s and women’s track and field teams both earned victories over Fullerton College. The men’s team

Up and down night for Saddleback’s basketball teams

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Up and down night for Saddleback’s basketball teams

Saddleback College sophomore Basketball player Wendell Faines makes an aggressive drive to the basket last Wednesday against Orange Coast College. (Oliver Yu) David Gutman Irvine Valley College hosts

Baseball breaks losing streak against Palomar

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Baseball breaks losing streak against Palomar

2B Tyler Pugmire grabs a line out to end the inning. (Shannon Patrick) Julie Tran Saddleback College baseball team broke its two-game losing streak last Thursday, defeating the

Swim team suffers loss in first seasonal meet

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Swim team suffers loss in first seasonal meet

Erica Wingard (Leif Kemp) Carmen Ulloa The Saddleback College men’s and women’s swim teams participated in the season’s first competition when they took on Orange Coast and Fullerton

CTE programs prepare students for successful employment

in: News / 02/15/2011 / by: Archive

CTE programs prepare students for successful employment

Saddleback will hold two events to promote Career Technical Education Month Many of the fastest growing careers do not require a four-year degree, but rather demand specific training