Whale with me
Underwater enthusiasts gathered at the 44th annual Dana Point Festival of Whales for two weekends in a row to commemorate the 5000-mile migration of California Gray Whale from
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Nostalgia for sale at Driving Miz Daisy
A plethora of antiques, repurposed findings and collectables are available on campus every second Sunday of the month at the Driving Miz Daisy flea market. Frugal vintage shoppers
in: A&E
/ 03/03/2015
Something for everyone San Clemente Village Art Fair
Artists, photographers, sculptors, jewelers and more unique exhibitors come to set up their vendors on the first Sunday of every month in San Clemente. The Farmers Market can
Opening night at ‘Into the Shade’ art exhibit
Yu Ji’s “Into the Shade” exhibit in the Saddleback College Art Gallery presents an urbanized portrayal of a mix of inner-cities in America. Ji is an artist who
Delicious spreads at MRK Public in San Clemente
Finally there’s a fairly priced and quality meal hand delivered by your local chefs. MRK Public recently found its home in south San Clemente nestled on a quaint corner of
in: A&E
/ 12/19/2014
Storify Coverage: Dana Point boat parade gets residents in the holiday spirit
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in: Opinion
/ 12/01/2014
SOCCCD’s Trustees hide from media behind AR1600 policy
By ANIBAL SANTOS – with contributions by Amarah Hernandez and Sharon Tayler Have you ever tried to talk to a service representative on the phone, only to end
in: Opinion
/ 11/27/2014
Thanksgiving: a sanitized version of American history
Thanksgiving is a holiday comprised of copious amounts of food while inadvertently chanting in pride over the slaughter of Native Americans. While some might say it is about
Film Review: Fury
“Fury” is a film among the crowded World War II genre, but what sets it apart from the others is the perspective from which the story is being
in: Briefs
/ 11/06/2014
Nancy Padberg is re-elected Vice President of the Board of Trustees
Nancy Padberg was re-elected last night. She held on to her seat as the Area 4 Trustee for the South Orange County Community College District after receiving 79,105
in: Life
/ 11/05/2014
Cancer: losing is not an option
Carmen Serrano, a former student at Saddleback College, heard the word “cancer” come from her oncologist’s mouth after finally receiving the results from a biopsy. Serrano had experienced
in: Briefs
/ 10/25/2014
Study abroad for spring or summer in Spain
On Thursday, November 6 at 6 p.m. in the Students Services Center 212, there will be an informational meeting on Spring and Summer study abroad programs. Carmenmara Hernandez-Bravo, Director