April, 2016 - Lariat

in: Life / 04/13/2016 / by: Birute Ranes

Campus film event promotes dialogue on diversity

The Empathy and Diversity Film and Art Festival sponsored by the Associated Student Government held April 9, in SSC 212 offered an opportunity to discuss diversity on campus

in: Orange Appeal / 04/13/2016 / by: Kseniya Taranyuk

TASTES Top 5 Things to Bring Camping

Other than the basic things you bring to just about every camping trip, here are a few items that would make any camping trip just a little bit

in: Orange Appeal / 04/12/2016 / by: Julie Cheng

TIMES Prom Project

Prom Project helps alleviate the financial burden of an important high school event. Think back to your senior year, the excitement and anticipation of graduation is palpable by

in: Orange Appeal / 04/12/2016 / by: Kseniya Taranyuk

FACES: Hayes of All Trades

Scott Hays leans forward in the control room making sure the positioning of the cameras are correct, the sound mics are working, and the lighting is hitting the

Children working in the arts and crafts activity center with their child development center (njxw/flickr)

in: News / 04/11/2016 / by: Angel Grady

Child care could cost less on campus

Saddleback College has students of all walks of life, including students with young children. Though it may be beneficial to some, many people are unaware of the child

in: Briefs / 04/11/2016 / by: Julia McCloskey

BRIEF: Saddleback has a thing for the green(house)

Saddleback College’s spring Plant Sale, hosted by the horticulture department, will be at the campus greenhouse on Thursday, April 14 and Friday, April 15, from 9 a.m. to

in: Opinion / 04/11/2016 / by: Amber Smithson

OPINION: We need a sugar tax

Across the country, activists are battling to put a cap on obesity and one of their biggest lines of attack is tax on sugary goods. Sodas and other

A first time Virtual Reality user is amazed by VR's unbelievable experiences.(BagoGames/Flikr Commons)

in: Life / 04/11/2016 / by: Nick Alaimo

Plug-In to learning

Imagine being in the same room as Einstein while he lectures about the Theory of Relativity. Atoms, planets and other images are displayed all around the room as

in: News / 04/11/2016 / by: Matthew Kirkland

Leaders wanted at workshop for women

“Elect Her,” a workshop designed to promote women in politics and help students run for government positions, was hosted by the Saddleback Associated Student Government and by the

in: A&E, Reviews / 04/11/2016 / by: Jacob Tatham

‘Hardcore Henry’ is too hardcore

It’s hard to criticize a movie for wanting to do something original. However, it’s even harder to give it a pass when it’s unique style makes it borderline

New legislation has been sent for review by Governor Jerry Brown.(Flickr / California Air Resources Board/ Creative Commons license CC-BY-NC 2.0)

in: News / 04/11/2016 / by: Breanna Greenup

Governor signs bill to raise minimum wage to $15 by 2022

California made history this past week by being the first of 50 states to raise the minimum wage to $15. Gov. Jerry Brown signed the bill Monday, approving

Saddleback College golfer Nick Prudhomme lines up his putt at Tijeras Creek Golf Course. The Gauchos have one match left until they return to Los Serranos Golf Course for the championship. (Courtesy of Saddleback Sports Information)

in: Golf / 04/11/2016 / by: Austin Weatherman

Saddleback College Men’s Golf team claims second in division late in the season

Saddleback College’s men’s golf team now has command over second place in the Orange Empire Conference after their match at the Victoria Golf Course on Monday, April 4.

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