Monthly Archive:: April 2011

Guest artist comes to lecture at Saddleback College

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

Guest artist comes to lecture at Saddleback College

McKenzie Sixt Award-winning artist, author, and non-profit organization founder Mia Tavonatti will be speaking at Saddleback College on April 14 in Room FA 209. Tavonatti will be giving

Psychology Week hosted for the first time

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Psychology Week hosted for the first time

Kimiya Enshaian Psychology Week will welcome Saddleback College students and locals to stop by campus and learn about this field of study from April 12 to 14. The

Paws up for dog fair

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Paws up for dog fair

Bring your dog to school for the first dog fair. (MaryAnne Shults) Julie Tran Saddleback College will hold its first dog fair, allowing students to bring in their

Saddleback baseball in danger of missing playoffs

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Saddleback baseball in danger of missing playoffs

Zach Nuno reflects on the Gauchos’ latest loss. (Leif Kemp) Leif Kemp The Saddleback baseball team lost their sixth straight game last Saturday, falling 7-2 to interdistrict rival

Upcoming Events

in: News / 04/06/2011 / by: Archive

Upcoming Events

MaryAnne Shults & McKenzie Sixt Medical Lab Technician information session on Tuesday evening An information session for those interested in finding out more information about Saddleback College’s Medical

SOCCCD seeks to avoid L.A. district woes

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SOCCCD seeks to avoid L.A. district woes

Average annual budgets for LACCD’s, SDCCD’s and SOCCCD’s facilities departments. LACCD could be wasting tens of millions of dollars, according to the Los Angeles Times. (Adam Jones/Julie Tran)

U.S. Supreme Court hears gender discrimination case on Wal-Mart

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U.S. Supreme Court hears gender discrimination case on Wal-Mart

McKenzie Sixt & Julie Tran The Supreme Court opened to discuss oral arguments, including a gender-discrimination case against Wal-Mart that holds between 600,000 and 1.5 million plaintiffs, on

Hands Across California brings awareness to student financial issues

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Hands Across California brings awareness to student financial issues

Evelyn Caicedo Hands Across California plans to bring attention to the difficult times that community colleges are faced with when it comes to financial means. The organization joined

Skateboard enthusiast threatened by potential ban

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Skateboard enthusiast threatened by potential ban

Lee Eisler The birthplace of downhill skateboarding is considering a ban on eight of the city’s steepest, windiest streets, spearheaded by a group of residents. The group of

Paramedics respond to call for ill OCTA driver Monday

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Paramedics respond to call for ill OCTA driver Monday

Paramedics tend to a sick bus driver (Oliver Yu) MaryAnne Shults & Sarah Black An Orange County Transportation Authority bus driver fell ill and called paramedics on Monday

Saddleback Gauchos’ baseball loses 7-2 to rival Orange Coast College Pirates in OEC matchup

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Saddleback Gauchos’ baseball loses 7-2 to rival Orange Coast College Pirates in OEC matchup

(David Gutman) David Gutman Saddleback College men’s baseball lost to Orange Coast College 7-2 last Thursday at the Saddleback College baseball diamond. OCC stepped their game up quickly,

Abortion: The right to choose is again under attack

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Abortion: The right to choose is again under attack

David Gutman Abortion is by far one of the most controversial rights protected by our Constitution. Ever since the Supreme Court decision of Roe vs. Wade in 1973