Know justice know peace
Is police brutality really an issue in this country? Absolutely— with a most emphatic yes. Accountability for excessive and deadly force must be addressed by the society
Monthly Archive:: November 2020
Saddleback College virtual plant sale grows scholarships for students
The horticulture and landscape design department host their first virtual plant sale this semester, which begins on Nov. 23 at 9 a.m. and ends on Nov. 30 at
A new Mars Yard is set to land
View this post on Instagram A post shared by @halfgallery Famous American contemporary artist Tom Sachs is ready to release his latest creation. For those who don’t know,
in: Opinion
/ 11/20/2020
Sephora’s vegan version is not furry friendly
Sephora has finally opened its arms and embraced the addition of a vegan filter for its products. There is a filter for vegan haircare, skin care, fragrance and
Your Old Droog dives deeper into his roots with two new singles
The Ukrainian American rapper out of New York releases two singles off his upcoming album titled, “Dump YOD: Krutoy Edition.” Ukrainian born rapper Your Old Droog, which means
Be U Threading keeping safety precautions
Due to COVID-19 Be U Threading has brought in more clientele while also keeping their salon sanitary Fatima Housseini has struggled to manage her threading and wax salon,
Amazon Fresh, the future of grocery store shopping
The world’s largest online retailer, Amazon, has now made its move into grocery shopping and produce. They first introduced grocery food delivery in Europe in early 2017 and
Former Saddleback College tight end shares his experiences
After four years of football at Mission Viejo High School Colin O’Brien is continuing his football career at Saddleback College, playing an offensive position, tight end. At the
Metropolis has Superman, Gotham has Batman, Orange County has Chocolate
The COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on many businesses in the United States. On May 9, economic researchers at the University of Illinois, Harvard Business school, Harvard University
in: Featured
/ 11/15/2020
Thanksgiving meals for Mission Viejo seniors
The city of Mission Viejo works to gather donations for the senior citizen community during the holiday season The global pandemic has forced a large amount of senior
in: News
/ 11/15/2020
German company creates potential COVID-19 vaccine
After months of research and going on eight months of quarantine, the world may finally have a vaccine to help with the COVID-19 pandemic. On Nov. 9, Pfizer
in: Opinion
/ 11/15/2020
Election Day optimism
On Nov. 7th , Joe Biden was declared the winner of the presidential election, making him the 46th president of the United States. In the days leading up