April, 2012 - Lariat

in: Sports, Track & Field / 04/05/2012 / by: Archive

Conatser nails hammer throw, wins javelin and discus

Remy Conaster currently holds the national junior college record for hammer throw. (Tameem Seraj) Tameem Seraj All eyes were on Saddleback College weightman Remy Conatser at last week’s

in: Uncategorized / 04/05/2012 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Stick with the status quo with the Campus Police

Lariat Staff Saddleback College hired an independent consulting firm to conduct a performance audit on the Saddleback Campus Police two weeks ago following Chief of Police Harry Parmer’s

in: Uncategorized / 04/05/2012 / by: Archive

Hoodie should not equate to “hoodlum”

Trayvon Martin (Courtesy of John Robinson) Jason Chung When Fox talk show host Geraldo Rivera made the controversial comment in an interview on “Fox & Friends” that the

in: Briefs, News / 04/05/2012 / by: Archive

Baha’i Club promotes Iranian youths’ rights to higher education

For over three decades Baha’is in Iran have been denied the right to higher education, merely for their beliefs. Saddleback’s Baha’i Club presents “Education Under Fire” on Thursday, April 22, from 5-7 p.m.

in: Briefs, News / 04/05/2012 / by: Archive

‘Art in the Park’ features Emeritis’s work

The Emeritus Institute’s 3rd Annual “Art in the Park” is on Saturday, April 7, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Heritage Hill Historical Park in Lake Forest. This event is a combined yearly

in: News / 04/04/2012 / by: Archive

Lariat writer wins award at state journalism conference

The Lariat staff with award winner Jason Chung. (L to R), Tameem Seraj, Jason Chung, Anna Gleason, and Nicole Bullard. Gleason is a community volunteer and former editor

in: A&E / 04/04/2012 / by: Archive

Dance Collective skit portrays various characters that generalize life

Dancers rehearse for the event “I Spy, I Sympathize.” (Photo by Nicole Bullard) Nicole Bullard As part of the Dance Collective 2012 Concert, the collaboration “I Spy, I

in: Uncategorized / 04/04/2012 / by: Archive

Short film portrays Holocaust survivor seeking revenge

Nicole Bullard The Film Production II class is currently working on a short film “Scent,” which portrays the life of the Holocaust survivor Saul Weitz, an elderly blind

in: News / 04/04/2012 / by: Archive

Long-time instructor dies

Lee Rhodes (Courtesy of Tere Fluegeman/SOCCCD) Memorial services were held for Dr. Lee W. Rhodes, a long-time Saddleback College instructor, trustee and vice president of the South Orange

in: News / 04/03/2012 / by: Archive

Chancellor shares concerns for state’s Community College system

Chancellor Jack Scott addresses the state of California’s Community Colleges at Pasadena City College. (Courtesy Pasadena City College) MaryAnne C. Shults California Community Colleges Chancellor Jack Scott held

in: News / 04/01/2012 / by: Archive

Psychology Week offers workshops and entertainment

Check out the events scheduled for this week’s departmental event (courtesy of Psi Beta/Saddleback College) MaryAnne Shults Saddleback College’s Psychology Club and Psi Beta Honor Society’s annual Psychology

Monthly Archive:: April 2012