Saddleback artist sees painting as a way of life
Cathy Lee Taylor In 2003, Celia Wu quit her 20-year career in technology and became an artist. In those 10 years, she has never stopped classes at Saddleback
Monthly Archive:: May 2013
in: News
/ 05/07/2013
Your priority registration might be at risk
Cathy Lee Taylor In response to severe budget reductions, the Board established the Student Success Task Force to find ways to increase student success outcomes. The task
Water wise or water woes: A lesson in conservation
Shirley Smith Imagine the horror of looking out the front window and seeing gallons of water running down the gutter carrying debris, pesticides and fertilizer to our waterways
EDITORIAL: How a productive summer could be your best one
Using your summer to find a job, internship, or take a summer class are great alternatives to getting sunburnt and being hungover. (Photoillustration by H. Margaret Slye) Lariat
in: News
/ 05/06/2013
Priority registration changes to come
Priority changes will begin fall 2014 (Courtesy of Mysite.com) Kristine Martinez The California Community College Student Success Task Force (SSTF) has proposed 22 implications that will be placed
in: News
/ 05/06/2013
Kognito At-Risk training teams up with Saddleback College
Angie L. Pineda Kognito At-Risk Training is a free online program that has teamed up with Saddleback counseling to assist students to recognize symptoms that may cause hurtful
Meet the new volleyball coach Michelle Quon
Michelle Quon starts coaching in August (Courtesy of Michelle Quon) Melanie Roberts Michelle Quon is taking over as the new head coach of women’s volleyball at Saddleback College
in: Life
/ 05/06/2013
Student share plans for summer break
Alex Aponte As summer is peeking its head around the corner, some students have begun to make their summer plans, as others are continuing their school career. Saddleback
in: News
/ 05/06/2013
Saddleback administration proposes new parking fees
Johnny Wilson Carol Hilton, administrative vice president of Saddleback College, introduced a proposal to increase campus parking fees during the academic senate meeting last Wednesday (agenda item 9F).
in: Life
/ 05/06/2013
Students may seek help with addictions
Steven Jung Saddleback College has a twelve-step program for any student who has an addiction. Gary Olsen’s a coordinator for the Drugs Alcohol Prevention Intervention Advisary Committee program,
in: Campus Comment
/ 05/06/2013
CAMPUS COMMENT: Saddleback students react to May rain
Alex Aponte According to Accuweather.com, the rain will persist for the next couple days. There are to be scattered showers until Wednesday. Here are some students’ views on
in: Life
/ 05/05/2013
Soldier shares Vietnam stories
Michael Grennell In the forests of Vietnam, army specialist Leonard Rugh saw his life forever changed in September 1969. While retrieving ammunition for a squad mate, Rugh was