February, 2021 - Lariat

in: News / 02/14/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

Amazon marches on in Orange County despite the executive shakeup

Experts assure Jeff Bezos’s departure from CEO position will not affect the local economy Retail giant Amazon announced that its founder Jeff Bezos would be stepping away from

in: Life / 02/14/2021 / by: Melody Bathaee

Curating a sustainable skincare routine with these California local products

Swap out environmentally destructive cosmetics for a five-step daily pattern without contributing to wasteful habits Establishing a productive lineup of reliable skincare products takes trial and error to

in: Community, Featured, Life, News / 02/14/2021 / by: Brandon Chavez

Volunteers at a Mission Viejo grocery distribution feed hundreds

Church-run drive-thru provides food for those in need Saddleback and Rock Harbor Church members and patrons of the community distributed groceries Saturday, Feb. 8 in the parking lot

in: News / 02/11/2021 / by: Melody Bathaee

The gaucho is no more

Saddleback College president announced the discontinuation of the school’s mascot after campus-wide debates over the controversial nature and cultural appropriation of the South American symbol. President Elliot Stern

in: Featured, Life / 02/10/2021 / by: Alyssa Gervacio

Nine California based small businesses to help celebrate the perfect socially distant Galentine’s day

Trust me, you won’t regret it. Introduced into mainstream media in 2010, Galentine’s Day is a holiday that celebrates female friends on February 13, the day before Valentine’s

in: Featured / 02/10/2021 / by: Martha Phillips

Saddleback College literary journal WALL 2020 wins top national award

WALL Literary Journal was named Most Outstanding College Literary-Art Magazine for 2020 in a nationwide competition for the third time by the American Scholastic Press Association. WALL previously

in: Featured / 02/10/2021 / by: Stacey Simon

The murder of Robbin Brandley and how it changed California universities’ safety standards

Saddleback College is not known for being a campus that regularly struggles with criminal activity. Yet, according to the college police department’s crime log, there have been seven

in: Featured, News / 02/09/2021 / by: Katarina De Almeida

Trabuco and Modjeska Canyon mountain lion killing resident’s livestock

Residents of Trabuco and Modjeska Canyon are currently battling with a local mountain lion lurking around their properties and killing livestock. These past few months, the cat has

in: Opinion / 02/06/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

It’s time to listen to Indigenous peoples about wildfires

America has had an ugly history of disregarding Indigenous people, ranging from displacement to genocide. The relatively young United States government has consistently ignored the longest standing inhabitants

in: Briefs, Sports / 02/05/2021 / by: Martha Phillips

Who will and won’t be at Super Bowl LV

The Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers will face off on Feb. 7 in Super Bowl LV at the Raymond James Stadium in Florida. Tampa Bay defeated

in: A&E / 02/05/2021 / by: Yasmine Atta

‘Wandavision’: what we know so far

Along with the endless amount of fan theories, the four recent episodes of the new Disney+ series left the audience wanting more. Marvel Studios released their latest project,

in: Featured / 02/03/2021 / by: Katarina De Almeida

California based movement LetThemPlayCA gains momentum in Orange County

Patrick Walsh, varsity football coach at Junipero Serra High School, sent a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom on Jan. 21, stating that youth athletic competition does not pose

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