April, 2011 - Lariat

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Bullying runs rampant in modern society

Adam Jones Last week was Awareness Week, hosted by the Associated Student Government and the Health Center. The purpose of this week-long event was to bring topics like

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Driving: A privledge leading to 30,000 deaths annually

Drivers often show signs of road rage. (CC-BY-NC-SA license/flickr.com/photos/piero/103691782) Lee Eisler Driving is a privilege, something we look forward to in our younger years of life and the

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Spring musical ‘Aida’ packs McKinney’s auditorium

Amneris (Hannah Schwartz) and Pharoah (Michael Mayo) discuss punishment for Aida and Radames. (Dylan Lujano) David Gutman Microphone problems plagued the Saddleback College department of theater arts closing

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Bo Bice brings country to Coach House

Bice gives his all on stage, saying that he feels his fans are entitled to get the best experience at his concerts. (Courtesy of Amanda Severs) Kimiya Enshaian

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Five recognized for technical backstage skills

Outstanding Technical Theater Scholarships (Courtesy of IVC) McKenzie Sixt Carley McNammee and David Aldrich waited nervously backstage with three other technical theater students. McNammee’s first thought was perhaps

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‘Devil and Sherlock Holmes’ adds suspense to the saga

Carmen Ulloa David Grann, The New Yorker staffer and author of “The Lost city of Z” has launched his second book. The blazing flames on the book cover

in: Life / 04/20/2011 / by: Archive

Earth Week events bring environmental awareness

Dr. Carl F. Cranor, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and faculty member of the Graduate Program in Environmental Toxicology at the University of California, Riverside speaks about his research

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National Day of Silence delivers message for LGBT community

Students sit silently in the quad to send a message against bullying and harassment targeting the LGBT community. (Adam Jones) Adam Jones Rainbow flags and colored handkerchiefs covered

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Food truck party for Alzheimer’s research

Ending Disease (Dylan Lujano) Julie Tran/Dylan Lujano Alzheimer’s disease is known to be one of the most degenerative health issues to people over the age of 50, but

in: Sports / 04/20/2011 / by: Archive

Single-leg amputee Trenten Merrill sprints through adversity with a smile

SB vs. FCC 4 (Austin Messick) Austin Messick After hearing his right foot would be amputated, Saddleback College track and field athlete Trenten Merrill immediately burst into tears.

in: Sports / 04/20/2011 / by: Archive

Saddleback baseball snaps losing streak, Coach Hodges to retire after 22 years

Chasen White pitched 2 innings of shutout baseball to pick up the save against Golden West (Leif Kemp) Leif Kemp It was a week of streaks for the

in: Uncategorized / 04/11/2011 / by: Archive

Softball falls to Santa Ana

Austin Messick Despite two big home runs, the Saddleback women’s softball team lost to Santa Ana College 5-2 in last Friday’s Orange Empire Conference match-up at Saddleback College.

Monthly Archive:: April 2011