October, 2019 - Lariat

in: News / 10/16/2019 / by: Maggie Belfield

What the CDC is saying about the mysterious vaping illness

With over 1,000 reported illnesses and 26 deaths over the past few months linked to vaporizers, the Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

in: Sports / 10/14/2019 / by: Josiah Carino

What the Fair Play to Pay Act means for student athletes

Governor Gavin Newsom signs a new act that will allow California student athletes to be paid. For a long time, student athletes around the world weren’t being paid

in: Community, Life, News, Video / 10/13/2019 / by: Josiah Carino

What’s been going on with the I-5 and 73 construction?

Check out this video to learn about the details from a Caltrans employee on what’s been going on with the recent construction on the I-5. This report is

in: A&E, Featured, Life / 10/12/2019 / by: Maggie Belfield

“Joker” raises concerns about “incel” violence

Before Todd Phillip’s “Joker” was even released, the internet was up in arms about it inciting violence by making the audience sympathize with the extremely vindictive main character,

in: A&E, Featured, Halloween Edition, Life / 10/12/2019 / by: Sophia Hoiseth

7 scary movies to get into the Halloween spirit

Not feeling the season? These movies will set the spooky mood Sometimes, you need just a little bit of encouragement to get into the Halloween mood. School, work,

in: A&E, Featured, Life / 10/11/2019 / by: Bailey Bourque

Just a local kid chasing a dream

Young SoCal Entrepreneur working to make his designer career takeoff Dylan Diaz and his clothing company Non-Affiliated are trying to make a start in the local area. The

in: A&E, Featured, Life / 10/09/2019 / by: Sophia Hoiseth

The best haunts to attend this Halloween season

Looking for a good spook? Fear not, for some of the most exquisite haunts reside right here in Southern California. Whether they be local and family-friendly or intense

in: Community, Life, Sports / 10/09/2019 / by: Morgan Smith

Kenneth Nash lives to make the right call

Sports officials nowadays are under scrutiny with the advancements in camerawork and the growth of sports on a global scale. When the final whistle blows, they go back

in: Featured, Sports / 10/09/2019 / by: Delani Taft

Women’s showdown Pro Inline Hockey series

Lady Raiders vs. Empire playoff in the first game of the day, to compete for $5,000. The first professional game on Women’s Inline Series took place this past

in: News / 10/09/2019 / by: Beau Hein

The Wall: A Public Reading

Merging art, from page to stage The wall publication has been our cross-campus anthology for many enriching years, and this year’s installment continues a vital artistic presence on

in: Halloween Edition, Life, Special Edition / 10/08/2019 / by: Sam Hasson

Saddleback’s Superfriends Club

The Superfriends Club has been around for ten years, as part of the Associated Student Government. “The Purpose of the club is to facilitate social, academic, and service

in: Featured, News, Sports / 10/07/2019 / by: Nik Lamas-Richie

Confirmed: the Saddleback College sports stadium to open June 2020

Cory Wathen, Vice President of Administrative Services at Saddleback College, gives insight to the new stadium. The Saddleback College sports stadium was scheduled to open fall of 2019,

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