March, 2021 - Lariat

in: Opinion / 03/31/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

The blue wave is happening in Orange County, not Texas

The backgrounds of Texas and Orange County, California, share two similarities: both historically conservative and both lacking diversity in large chunks of their jurisdiction. Texas hasn’t punched a

in: Featured, News / 03/30/2021 / by: Katarina De Almeida

Saddleback College prepares for future vaccine distribution on campus

Since January, the California Department of Public Health oversees vaccine distribution throughout all counties and has been authorized to vaccinate education workers. Jeanne Harris Caldwell, the dean of

in: A&E / 03/30/2021 / by: Alyssa Gervacio

Creating a short film in the time of a pandemic

Saddleback College freshman tells us how filmmaking courses operate during quarantine Kai Vargas is a freshman at Saddleback who wants to pursue a film career in the future.

in: A&E, Reviews / 03/29/2021 / by: Melody Bathaee

‘Film for Her’ leaves a prying need for adventure and the whirlwind of life’s ardors

Orion Carloto bleeds her experiences onto the beckoning page, covering the good and the bad in her memoir with poetry and photographs that have readers dreaming Besides being

in: Sports / 03/29/2021 / by: Alyssa Gervacio

Trabuco Hills High School varsity football team scheduled to compete with other schools for upcoming football season

Football is back under COVID-19 restrictions and safety protocols High school sports in California were cut short in March 2020 due to the lockdown of the state following

in: Opinion / 03/26/2021 / by: Brandon Chavez

The case for Broncos as the new Saddleback College mascot

Saddleback College student on why Broncos should be the next school mascot The end of the Saddleback Gauchos nears as the college has just eliminated 279 suggestions for

in: Life / 03/26/2021 / by: Martha Phillips

Recidivus: An addict’s resurrection story

Easter is my favorite holiday. I was dead on the inside. Years of drug and alcohol abuse left me morally, physically, emotionally and spiritually bankrupt. I prayed for

in: Briefs / 03/24/2021 / by: Maisey Elaine Dillon

UCLA student from Costa Mesa charged for participating in the Capitol Riot

Christian Secor was taken into custody by the FBI on Feb. 17. After footage of Secor sitting at the head of the Senate chamber of then-Vice President Mike

in: Featured, News / 03/22/2021 / by: Katarina De Almeida

Saddleback College and the O.C. Sheriff’s Department work together to keep the campus safe for students and staff.

The college released its 2019 Annual Safety & Security report, which includes collecting campus-related incidents reported on stalking, burglary, robbery and domestic violence. Mike Betzler, Saddleback’s police department

in: A&E, Reviews / 03/20/2021 / by: Niah Andino

The realistic romance of the highly anticipated ‘Malcolm & Marie’

Oped by a very single sophomore in college Netflix’s “Malcolm & Marie” got my blood pumping the moment the first teaser dropped last summer, and writer-director Sam Levinson

in: A&E, Opinion / 03/20/2021 / by: Yasmine Atta

How the Netflix series ‘Bridgerton’ influenced modern day fashion

Calling all dukes and duchesses, the stylish and suffocating corset’s from the past has made their way back into the fashion world European fashion trends, specifically corsets, have

in: Life / 03/20/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

Proposition 22 might be the first of many dominoes to fall against gig workers

A multi-million dollar ad push made by Uber, Lyft and Postmates in November 2020 was followed by the passing of Prop 22 in California, leaving the door open

Monthly Archive:: March 2021