March, 2024 - Lariat

in: Featured, Life / 03/29/2024 / by: Presley Davis

The real reason people follow trends according to psychology and fashion professors

Lindsay Fox, one of Saddleback’s fashion instructors, brings out that trends are nothing new. Fashion trends began in the early Middle Ages. She explained that historically people felt

in: Featured, Life, Multimedia / 03/25/2024 / by: Armand Sicat

A Saddleback student’s digital content journey

Deep within the Trabuco Canyon, Mario Rivera had a vision for a video he wanted to shoot. So he hopped in his car, took it off the main

in: Community, Life / 03/24/2024 / by: Maren Schwartz

Staff says: “What do you listen to on your way to work to get you excited?”

“I listen to sports talk,” said Doug Barr, retired faculty part-time counselor. “I hardly ever listen to music.” Barr said he would listen to any sports radio. “Most

in: Community, Featured, Life / 03/13/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Where to find stunning flower blooms in SoCal

Spring break is only a few weeks away and numerous videos of flower blooms are spreading through social media. If you’re curious about where you can experience fields

in: Featured, Life, Reviews / 03/11/2024 / by: Armand Sicat

“Dune Part Two”: A diamond in the rough

“Dune Part Two”: A diamond in the rough. Succeeding the first installment of “Dune”- which was hampered by the Coronavirus pandemic, “Dune Part Two” is a once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon

in: Baseball, Sports / 03/06/2024 / by: Presley Davis

A glance at Saddleback’s 2023/24 baseball team dynamics

For sports enthusiasts, spring doesn’t just mean pulling out your umbrella, it’s the start of baseball season. Bring out the crackerjacks. Head baseball coach Sommer McCartney explains that

in: Life, Opinion, Reviews / 03/06/2024 / by: Presley Davis

How to make the best Starbucks chocolate chip cookie mimic

Rumor has it Starbucks sells a cookie worth sitting through a half-hour-long drive-thru for. But is there a cookie recipe that is worth a mountain of dirty dishes?

in: Community, Uncategorized / 03/05/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Student grades can’t be altered due to attendance in California community colleges

According to the Curriculum Resources for California Community Colleges (CRCCC) whose information is from the California Code of Regulations (CCR), a student’s grades can’t be affected by a

in: Life, Uncategorized / 03/04/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Fourth Wing novel gaining striking popularity

Romance, dragons, fantasy … so many things to pick from! The newly released novel “Fourth Wing” came out May 2023 and has already begun to take over many

in: Community, Opinion, Reviews / 03/04/2024 / by: Armand Sicat

Mammoth vs. Big Bear: which resort is right for you

With winter in full swing, many southern-Californians have decided to pack up their snowboards, skis and winter clothing and head to the snowy mountains. Big Bear and Mammoth

in: News, Uncategorized / 03/04/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

The unintended consequences of AI

The use of computer-generated artificial intelligence has skyrocketed in recent years, yielding some of the quickest feats in human history, both good and bad. Computers that used intelligence

in: Community, Life, Uncategorized / 03/04/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Best places in Saddleback College to relax and study, according to students

Saddleback College grounds are vast, spanning 200 acres and offering an abundance of places for students to study and relax. That begs the question, what are their favorite

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