November, 2015

in: News / 11/30/2015 / by: Nicholas LaBarbera

Dana Point stands by its electronic gates at Strands

An ongoing battle between the Dana Point City Council and California Coastal Commission over two public access routes to Strands Beach may finally be over. The city council

in: Life / 11/30/2015 / by: Jordan Rangel

Raising the ‘Glitz’

The opening of the San Clemente Outlets have sparked more fierce competition from the Downtown Business Association of San Clemente during this years “Puttin’ on the Glitz.” Avenida

in: News / 11/30/2015 / by: Rivka Saydman

Colleges and universities work together for affordable and accessible higher ed

Over 80 American colleges are working together to create a single application for the convenience and affordability of students applying to college. The Coalition for Access, Affordability and

in: News / 11/30/2015 / by: Kseniya Taranyuk

AMA wants to ban direct-to-consumer advertising

The American Medical Association is calling for a ban on advertising prescription drugs and medical devices directly to consumers. Influential doctors in the group said the new policy

in: Opinion / 11/30/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

OPINION: When history repeats itself in respect to immigration

The ISIS-led attack on Paris has resulted in a global-wide onslaught of different reactions and buzz about solutions to prevent another terrorist attack. However, not all of them

in: Opinion / 11/30/2015 / by: Dominic Ebel

OPINION: World news matters

“I asked questions to the Government and what perturbs me, you don’t get answers,” former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura said. “To an event that changes our country, people

in: News / 11/29/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Community Colleges to seek new accreditation model

The California Community Colleges Board of Governors has voted to replace the accreditation system of 113 community colleges including Saddleback College. In a unanimous decision taken Monday, Nov.

in: Football / 11/29/2015 / by: Nick Nenad

Gauchos bludgeon Vikings, advance to the state championship

Out of all of the community college football teams in Southern California, the Saddleback Gauchos are the best. This was proved Saturday when Saddleback (10-2) defeated Long Beach

in: Orange Appeal / 11/25/2015 / by: Jordan Rangel

Top 9 Ways to Cruise the Beach

Consider one of these rides on your next week outing. 1. Cruisin’ Bicycle If you want to feel the beach breeze, ditch the vehicle and get on

in: Orange Appeal / 11/25/2015 / by: Jordan Rangel

TASTES Taco Tuesday at El Adobe

How fresh, warm, and juicy are the tacos? How do they prepare the meat? Is the salsa spicy? What makes the atmpsopshere genuine? Where is it? Well… The

in: Orange Appeal / 11/25/2015 / by: Jordan Rangel

TIMES Just a Quaint Outlet Mall

The harvest is ready for Craig Realty Group developed by Steve Craig. The outlet mall, which sits upon a cliffside plateau overlooking the ocean, is finishing up construction, preparing for its

in: Orange Appeal / 11/25/2015 / by: Elizabeth Ortiz

FACES The Musical Eritrean Peace King

The music of Layne Tadesse creates the sort of reaction that East-African peace kings would draw from a crowd because the message within his lyrics clearly defines peace,

Monthly Archive:: November 2015