December, 2021 - Lariat

in: Featured, Sports, Track & Field / 12/08/2021 / by: Kyle Hankins

Second fastest man in the world

Quincy Watts a two-time olympic winner was born in Detroit, Michigan, and moved to Southern California at the age of 12. Watts was destined to be special after

in: Featured, Life, Multimedia, Video / 12/06/2021 / by: Marcus Rentziperis

The resurgence of vinyl records

Over the past two years vinyl record sales have been increasing. A strange resurgence has been building up over 2020 and half of 2021, with more people getting

in: A&E, Briefs, Featured, Guest Column, Life, Opinion, Reviews / 12/06/2021 / by: Jacquelyn Sharga

YouTube movie commentary channels are the epitome of the 21st century

Get your virtual popcorn! YouTube is a platform with an abundant amount of creative categories for people to participate in and watch. From the beauty community, to video

in: Featured, Life, News / 12/06/2021 / by: Cyrena Guyot

Heartbreaking news about Virgil Abloh, and an ode to his impact

How Virgil Abloh inspired young fashion designers and students On Sunday, Nov. 28, American fashion designer Virgil Abloh passed away from a rare form of cancer called cardiac

in: Featured, Life, Reviews / 12/06/2021 / by: Cyrena Guyot

A review of Big Mouth season 5

Warning: spoilers On Nov. 5, Netflix’s original animated sitcom, “Big Mouth” dropped its fifth season. As best friends Nick and Andrew continue their journeys navigating their way through

in: A&E, Life / 12/06/2021 / by: Neda Parvaneh

Campus literary journal WALL holds annual public reading

To celebrate the 2021 print edition of the literary journal, WALL hosted a public reading featuring poems, short stories, personal narratives and photographs from the latest installment. Since

in: A&E, Featured, Life / 12/06/2021 / by: Kyle Hankins

A review on ‘Eternals’ and its character diversity

A spoiler-filled review of “Eternals” Eternals exceeded my expectations as I left the movies happy with the fact that they didn’t fully go down the route of a

in: A&E, Featured, Guest Column, Opinion / 12/05/2021 / by: Aimae Kehler

New Brazilian film proves foreign films are crucial for cultural and social awareness

Venice film festival winner “7 Prisoners” gives insight into modern-day slavery “7 Prisoners,” a new Netflix original just released, has every element to prove why watching foreign films

in: A&E, Featured, Guest Column, Opinion, Reviews / 12/05/2021 / by: David Grayce

Riot Games’ surprise release, ‘Ruined King: A League of Legends Story’ is a smash hit that will satisfy fans and regular gamers alike

A spoiler-free review of “Ruined King” “Ruined King” is a single player JRPG, based on Riot’s massively popular flagship game “League of Legends,” and offers both familiarity to

in: Guest Column, Life, Opinion / 12/04/2021 / by: Austin Carol

Buying a first car as a college student

Do your research before making a purchase College students may demand a variety of different cars to meet their daily practical needs and wants. Some students will focus

in: Briefs, Campus Comment, Featured, Life, Music, News / 12/03/2021 / by: Jacquelyn Sharga

Don’t miss Saddleback’s A Feast of Lights!

McKinney Theater Dec. 3rd through Dec. 5th The annual holiday tradition of A Feast of Lights returns to Saddleback College tonight! With an amazing lineup of songs performed

in: A&E, Featured, Music, Opinion, Reviews / 12/01/2021 / by: Neda Parvaneh

Ed Sheeran releases deeply personal album ‘Equals’

Many sweet, lovely moments are captured in Ed Sheeran’s forthcoming album “Equals.” Several years after releasing “Divide,” this one features many emotional ballads and catchy pop songs across

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