2012 - Lariat - Page 11

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Piano master class with the acclaimed pianist Dr. Irene Peery-Fox

Tiffany Lu (L) receives a constructive critique and was given advice about her musical piece from Dr. Irene (R) in the master class. (Don Congjuico) Don Congjuico Saddleback

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Rate my Professor for students

Steven Perez,18, undecided scans the Rate my Professor website at the library. (Don Congjuico) Don Congjuico Rate my professor is a website designed specifically to rate a certain

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District Areas One, Three, and Seven prepare for trustee elections

Evan Da Silva The general, state, and local elections will make an appearance in just a little over a week on Nov. 6, and besides choosing who will

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Indie hip-hop duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis rock The Observatory

Macklemore (Ben Haggerty) stands center stage on Oct. 26 at The Observatory in Santa Ana. (Evan Da Silva / Lariat) Evan Da Silva Last Friday, Oct. 26 at

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College students should be more concerned about these political issues

Ashley Reyes Are you going to vote in this presidential election? According to recent demographics presented in television and the web, your answer is no. According to http://onlinecolleges.net,

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Bullying in the adult world

Bullying does not only exist in elementary, middle, and high school, but in college as well (Anibal Santos) Angie L. Pineda Bullying does not only exist in elementary,

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Gauchos continue push for playoffs

Erik Woods As the eighth game of the season concluded, a new team emerged from the struggles and trials many sports teams face at one point during a

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Con: Prop 30 does not correct California’s fiscal problem

Zach Cavanagh and Evan Da Silva Prop 30’s proponents argue that Prop 30 needs to be passed and the tax increase put into effect or school funding gets

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Pros on Proposition 30

Katrina Andaya and Steven Jung For the past four years, California education, Police and fire protection, healthcare and other critical services were cut back by $56 billion. Teachers

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Saddleback College Art Gallery depicts art of California landscapes

(Don Congjuico) Anibal Santos-Maldonado “Horizons,” the landscape group-themed art exhibit, opened on Thursday in the Saddleback College Art Gallery for its artist reception. The opening

in: Uncategorized / 10/28/2012 / by: Archive

USC mentors community college students

Journalist and professor Marc Cooper lectures students on ethics. (Angie L. Pineda) Angie L. Pineda USC’s Annenberg School for Communications and Journalism invited all communications majors who are

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Committee meets to discuss upcoming Halloween carnival

Steven Jung The Events Cabinet met Thursday to discuss details regarding the carnival coming Oct. 31. Asal Bahrami brought in several plastic pumpkin pals. “We can fill these up with

Yearly Archive:: 2012