September, 2015 - Lariat

in: Opinion / 09/23/2015 / by: Julia McCloskey

OPINION: The low-down on the Republican hoe-down

Last week brought 15 of the top Republican presidential candidates together, but what did they bring us? Politics aside, the Republican debate delivered at least one powerful message

in: Life / 09/23/2015 / by: Betsy Johnson

A brief history of school shootings

Since Saddleback College started the fall semester there have already been three school shootings across the nation. Although for Americans this is not new. The earliest known school

in: Orange Appeal / 09/23/2015 / by: Julie Cheng

TASTES: Guacamole Day

In honor of National Guacamole Day, Wednesday Sept. 16, here is an excellent recipe, simply titled Guacamole from Allrecipes.com that has over 3,500 reviews and a five star rating by

in: Briefs / 09/23/2015 / by: Kseniya Taranyuk

Massive sale at student bookstore

For one day only, Saddleback College campus bookstore had a huge in-store and online sale including 25 percent off clothing, notebooks, and backpacks. “The sale is 25 percent off things like shirts,

in: News / 09/22/2015 / by: Jordan Rangel

Power outage affects South Orange County businesses and residents

A massive power outage left parts of San Diego and Orange County without power Sunday afternoon. The outage occurred around 1:15 p.m. and lasted up to four hours

in: Reviews / 09/22/2015 / by: Julia McCloskey

‘Everest’ breaks summer heat: A frigid recollection of the 1996 tragedy

As with most summers, movies eager to meet the appraising eyes rival and push to be seen, and as such, are put on the chopping block to be

in: Orange Appeal / 09/22/2015 / by: Julie Cheng

TIMES Yom Kippur

Most goys, or non Jews, only know one or two of the many Jewish holidays; Hanukkah and Passover. But the more important holidays arguably are the lesser known,

in: Orange Appeal / 09/22/2015 / by: Elizabeth Ortiz

TIMES El Niño: What to Know.

A number of experts chimed in to explain El Niño and how it may effect the drought. What is El Niño? El Niño is part of the tropical

in: Football, SBC Gauchos, Sports / 09/22/2015 / by: Josh Zent

Saddleback Dominates El Camino 42-17

The Saddleback College football team looked impressive in their first win of the season defeating the El Camino College Warriors, 42-17. The Gauchos on both sides of the

in: Sports / 09/22/2015 / by: Nicholas LaBarbera

Mick Fanning wins the Hurley Pro surf competition

The World Surf League wrapped up competition on Friday at the Hurley Pro and Swatch Women’s Pro at Trestles as Mick Fanning and Carissa Moore triumphed over

in: Life / 09/22/2015 / by: Kseniya Taranyuk

Johnny’s back and he’s scarier than ever

It’s safe to say Johnny Depp knows how to play a crime lord and knows how to do it well. His role as ‘70s kingpin James “Whitey” Bulger

in: Life / 09/21/2015 / by: Breanna Greenup

Students find stress relief in ‘Leadership Lab’

With the fall semester finally starting to settle in students may start to feel the adverse effects of trying to keep a balanced work and school life. Often

Monthly Archive:: September 2015