February, 2012

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Tuition increases cause concern

Jason Chung California community college students have seen a 77 percent tuition increase over a one-year period. That may seem like a heavy burden, but it’s still a

in: Uncategorized / 02/28/2012 / by: Archive

Gauchos men’s basketball triumphs in first round of playoffs against San Diego City

Freshman forward Darnell Taylor handles the ball while being defended by Knights guard Stephon Lamar. (Photo by Tameem Seraj) Tameem Seraj Gauchos move on to the next round

in: Uncategorized / 02/28/2012 / by: Archive

Saddleback golfer with dark past has inspired comeback story

Sam Apresa practices his swing at the Saddleback College Golf Driving Range on a bright Saturday afternoon. (Photo by Tameem Seraj) Tameem Seraj His love for the game

in: News / 02/28/2012 / by: Archive

Strike vote at CSU

The CSU East Bay Strike on November 17 (California Faculty Assn/www.calfac.org/) The California Faculty Association called for a strike vote last Tuesday as contract negotiations with the California

in: Uncategorized / 02/28/2012 / by: Archive

Talented instructor is rockin’ and rollin’ again

John Accamondo teaches Italian at Saddleback College. Students’ encouragment inspired him to record. (Photo credit/Facebook) Nicole Bullard There’s a re-emerging talent at Saddleback, Italian instructor John Accomando who

in: Life / 02/28/2012 / by: Archive

The sand is always softer on the other side

Chelsea Russler, 20, said,“I could get used to surfing Huntington and eating fish tacos after studying,” about college in So. Calfornia. (Photo by Stacey Angeloff) Stacey Angeloff It

in: News / 02/28/2012 / by: Archive

Treatments for cystic fibrosis topic of Science Lecture

A research scientist will discuss recent breakthroughs in the treatment of cystic fibrosis as part of the Science Lecture Series at Saddleback College Friday. Senior research scientist Dr.

in: News / 02/26/2012 / by: Archive

Give the gift of life at blood drive

Save a life. Give blood. (American Red Cross) Saddleback College’s Associated Student Government will partner with the American Red Cross for a blood drive on Tuesday and

in: Uncategorized / 02/22/2012 / by: Archive

Substitutes for chocolate whether it’s Valentine’s Day or not

Tameem Seraj Chocolate is one of the essentials of Valentine’s Day. According to the National Confectioners Association, every year more than 30 million heart shaped boxes full of

in: News / 02/21/2012 / by: Archive

Fee increase equals greater need for financial aid

Student fees (MaryAnne Shults) MaryAnne Curry Shults Once again, the Governor is asking students help balance California’s budget deficit as community college enrollment fees will jump to $46

in: Sports / 02/17/2012 / by: Archive

Gauchos baseball win with season-high hits

Tameem Seraj Saddleback showed no love for visiting Chaffey College on Valentine’s Day, as the Gauchos defeated the Panthers, 13-6, with a big fifth inning. The 13 runs

in: News / 02/15/2012 / by: Archive

IVC accepting nominations for 2013 Teacher of the Year

OCDE oversees the Teacher of the Year program. Irvine Valley College’s Student Affairs is accepting nominations for the 2013 Teacher of the Year. Submissions will be accepted through

Monthly Archive:: February 2012