February, 2015

in: Opinion / 02/28/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Of Gauchos and administrators

If you ever walk around Saddleback College you’ve very likely encountered the gaucho, Saddleback College’s mascot. He still resides in places like the gym, athletic centers and the

in: A&E, Life / 02/28/2015 / by: Amarah Eden

Opening night at ‘Into the Shade’ art exhibit

Yu Ji’s “Into the Shade” exhibit in the Saddleback College Art Gallery presents an urbanized portrayal of a mix of inner-cities in America. Ji is an artist who

in: News / 02/28/2015 / by: Nicholas LaBarbera

81 parking spots closed due to landscape designs

Why were 81 parking spots closed in lot 10 a few weeks ago? Thats the question many student drivers may have been asking themselves when they got

in: News / 02/26/2015 / by: Nicholas LaBarbera

5 traffic tips to know

Parking at Saddleback College can be costly if the rules aren’t precisely followed. Parking tickets are distributed by campus police on a daily basis, and finding one on

in: News / 02/26/2015 / by: Aaron Mitzlaff

How the GI Bill benefits Saddleback College students

There are a growing number of veterans coming home from the war in Afghanistan and Iraq. Many of them are starting their college careers. Their service has earned

in: Baseball, SBC Gauchos, Sports / 02/26/2015 / by: Nicholas LaBarbera

Strong pitching secures the win for the Gauchos

The Saddleback College baseball team defeated visiting El Camino Compton Center Tarters 6-1, on Saturday at Doug Fritz Field in Mission Viejo, to improve their non-conference record to

in: A&E, Life, Reviews / 02/26/2015 / by: Makaila Ho

Welcome to Subway for pizza

It’s 2015, pizza is no longer just any ‘ol meal, but an obsession. The trends of pizza-loving and DIY projects have been combined to create a new craze:

in: Campus Comment, Opinion / 02/25/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Campus Comments: Do you know what a ‘gaucho’ is?

Students around campus were asked if they knew the definition of a gaucho, the college mascot.

in: Men's Basketball, SBC Gauchos, Sports / 02/25/2015 / by: Nick Nenad

Gauchos win conference title, finish on a high note

The Saddleback Gauchos men’s basketball team finished off their season in winning fashion, defeating its last three opponents and capturing the Orange Empire Conference championship for nineteenth time

in: News / 02/25/2015 / by: Aaron Mitzlaff

UC requires immunizations to register

The University of California passed a policy that would make it mandatory for all students enrolling in 2017, to have their immunization shots, or their registration will be

in: Opinion / 02/19/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Vaccinations against the epidemic of ignorance

The recent resurgence of measles in America, once considered wiped out, has catapulted the debate between people distrustful of mandatory vaccinations and those who advocate for them into

in: Life, Reviews / 02/11/2015 / by: Amarah Eden

Delicious spreads at MRK Public in San Clemente

Finally there’s a fairly priced and quality meal hand delivered by your local chefs. MRK Public recently found its home in south San Clemente nestled on a quaint corner of

Monthly Archive:: February 2015