February, 2018

in: Opinion / 02/28/2018 / by: Andrea Clemett

Reforming the indulgence for firearms in the U.S.

Tinkering around the edges on guns is not the answer The “U.S. Travel Advisories” list warns persons about those countries that pose a risk to travelers. Ironically, the

in: A&E, Music / 02/26/2018 / by: Andrea Clemett

Big Band Jazz Ensemble collaborate with gifted musician, Ingrid Jensen

A night full of lively music for Jazz Day Ingrid Jensen, a trumpeter from British Columbia collaborated with Saddleback’s Big Band Ensemble for Jazz Days at McKinney Theatre

in: Briefs, News / 02/25/2018 / by: Ashley Hern

Public smoking ban implemented in Dana Point

City of Dana Point Ordinance No.18-02 designates public smoking illegal on Feb. 15 Dana Point Mayor Richard Viczorek amended chapter 6.40 of the Dana Point municipal code on

in: A&E, Reviews / 02/25/2018 / by: Ashley Hern

‘Black Panther’ gashes records

Director Ryan Coogler’s “Black Panther” slashed multiple box office records following its theater debut on Feb. 16, earning $235 million during its opening weekend. “Black Panther” proves the

in: Briefs, News / 02/23/2018 / by: Ashley Hern

Your Mind Matters initiative expected to help faculty address mental health concerns

Saddleback College received funding for Your Mind Matters: Breaking Down Barriers for Mental Health Wellness The South Orange County Community College District, along with 15 other community college

in: Community, Life / 02/18/2018 / by: Holly Broxterman

37th Annual Tet Festival returns to OC Fair

Tens of thousands gather at OC Fair to celebrate Vietnamese Lunar New Year The 37th Annual Union of Vietnamese Student Associations of Southern California Tết Festival returned to

in: News / 02/15/2018 / by: Ashley Hern

Annual college book program meets TED

Saddleback College hosted its first One Book, One College event of the year at the Associated Student Government’s TED Talk Tuesday on Feb. 6 in the Student Services

in: News, SBC Gauchos, Sports / 02/15/2018 / by: Austin Weatherman

Bandit caricature covered in the SSC

Faculty, students reign victory as Academic Senate aims to completely eliminate image of ex-mascot Saddleback College said goodbye to its long time gaucho caricature in the Student Services

in: Opinion / 02/14/2018 / by: Andrea Clemett

The high cost of buying followers

I started an Instagram account in 2013 and was ecstatic to have a visual diary. The idea of hashtags as a way to get worldwide exposure was intriguing.

in: Opinion / 02/14/2018 / by: Holly Broxterman

An Idiot’s Guide to Valentine’s Day

Practical suggestions for V-Day regardless of your relationship status Valentine’s Day can invoke a sense of dread or excitement, depending on whether you find yourself coupled up come

in: Orange Appeal / 02/14/2018 / by: Joseph Fleming

FACES Top 5 Questionable Sports Teams Names

This is a list consisting of sports team names that use Native American culture in ways that could be argued unacceptable due to their history of hardship, but

in: Opinion / 02/13/2018 / by: Ashley Hern

Take the ‘Gal’ out of Valentine’s Day

An exploration of how “Parks & Recreation” Galentine’s Day leaves out men, non-binary and transgender folks The beginnings of Galentine’s Day can be traced back to 2010 in

Monthly Archive:: February 2018