March, 2017 - Lariat

in: Orange Appeal / 03/28/2017 / by: Austin Weatherman

FACES Marathons and ministry

The crowd roared with cheers and encouragement as Saddleback Church men’s pastor Tom Kang made his way to the small patio table on center stage. This isn’t the

in: Orange Appeal / 03/27/2017 / by: Jessica Sergeant

FACES A Change of Heart

When Kyle Blackburn was 26, he began having dizzy spells that got progressively worse. At first, he didn’t pay much attention to them, just gritting his teeth and bearing

in: Music / 03/20/2017 / by: Joseph Butkus

Chris Speed redefines jazz in the 21st century

Jazz has been around since the late 19th century and since then has developed many genres that still find themselves in popular music today. Chris Speed and his

in: Opinion / 03/14/2017 / by: Alyssa Hayes

Gender neutral bathrooms, who is the real threat?

President Donald Trump withdrew the guidance for transgender protection that was dictated by Title IX last month. Title IX was introduced by the Obama administration in May of 2016

in: Reviews / 03/14/2017 / by: Jocelyn Cervantes

‘Thirteen Reasons Why’: A baker’s dozen

When Clay Jensen arrives home one day, he finds a box full of cassette tapes on his doorstep. In “Thirteen Reasons Why,” author Jay Asher tells the story

in: Opinion / 03/14/2017 / by: Colin Reef

The era of fake news

I’m sure you have heard about it or even stumbled upon it while scrolling through Facebook or other social media platforms. The “it”, I am referring to is

in: Opinion / 03/14/2017 / by: Lesley Naranjo

Why it’s ok to punch the alt-right but not Trump supporters

The reason is simple: the alt-right and the right are two different categories. Much like liberals and leftitst or libertarians and anarchist. There is a spectrum and you

in: Opinion / 03/13/2017 / by: Holly Bartlow

Where’s our EPA?

With the EPA budget at an all time low, what’s at stake? Who would be a better choice to run the EPA other than Scott Pruitt, Oklahoma’s attorney

in: A&E, News / 03/09/2017 / by: Joseph Butkus

Saddleback College fine arts department displays past and present artwork

Saddleback College’s faculty art and photo exhibition is on display in Fine Arts 201 and features mix-media pieces from various artists. The gallery features sculptures and paintings by numerous

in: News / 03/09/2017 / by: Colin Reef

California DREAM applicants in decline, fear of deportation

In an interview on NBC news television show “Meet the Press” Chuck Todd questions President Donald Trump about California DREAM Act reform. “You’ll rescind the DREAM Act –

in: News / 03/09/2017 / by: Alyssa Hayes

Videotaping professors could be unlawful #useyourvoice part two

The Associated Student Government along with the Pre-Law Society hosted the second installment of their #useyourvoice series on campus. The #useyourvoice series is intended for students at Saddleback

in: News / 03/08/2017 / by: Jorge Maldonado

Protestors demand Los Angeles remain a sanctuary city for immigrants

Immigration march gathers thousands in downtown Los Angeles Two days after a nationwide Day Without Immigrants protest, followed Free the People, Immigrants March, Saturday, Feb. 18 from 11

Monthly Archive:: March 2017