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in: News / 02/21/2014 / by: Kaylee Johnston

San Juan Capistrano fights newspaper ban

In response to the city’s banning of San Juan Capistrano newspapers on public property, Villa Park Councilwoman Deborah Pauly led a “Free Speech” event at C. Russell Cook

in: News / 02/01/2014 / by: Kaylee Johnston

Former Saddleback student dies in car crash

Former Saddleback College student Franz Nalezny, 22, was in a fatal car accident last night at 7:40 p.m. near his home on Trabuco Canyon in Coto de Caza,

in: News / 01/23/2014 / by: Kaylee Johnston

Parking concerns starting spring 2014

Due to the closing of Lot 5 during construction of the new science building, parking has become limited on the Saddleback College campus. According to an email sent

in: A&E / 01/10/2014 / by: Kaylee Johnston

Comedy and magic to enchant McKinney Theatre Saturday

An Evening of Comedy and Magic will feature four magicians, Dr. Arthur Benjamin, Arthur Trace, Eric Buss and Brandon Scott, performing inside the McKinney Theatre Saturday, Jan. 11 at

in: Briefs, Life / 01/08/2014 / by: Kaylee Johnston

Burger Records Radio rocks Saddleback College

Local indie music juggernaut Burger Records has teamed up with OC Rock Radio and KSBR this semester to form “Burger Records Radio”, which aims to bring their quirky

in: A&E / 01/08/2014 / by: Kaylee Johnston

Saddleback Theatre Arts department set for upcoming season

The Saddleback College theatre arts department will kick off the spring 2014 semester with selected shows including “Five Women Wearing the Same Dress,” “The Best Little Whore House

in: News / 01/02/2014 / by: Kaylee Johnston

Explosive device found on Saddleback College campus during winter break

Earlier this morning pieces of a mysterious device were found in front of the Health Sciences and Human Services building. “This morning, a suspicious device that had been

in: Opinion / 11/18/2013 / by: Kaylee Johnston

Dangers of working while going to school

Clock-in. Stress. Clock-out. Stress. Go to class. Students, with the hopes of ridding of the financial burden of college, continue to take on numerous stresses of life. Working

in: Opinion / 11/04/2013 / by: Kaylee Johnston

Education: the money-hungry system

Kaylee Johnston Although education in the United States is only compulsory up until a minimum of age 16, it is becoming more apparent that schooling through college is

in: Opinion / 10/17/2013 / by: Kaylee Johnston

Parents peeking into children’s social media

Kaylee Johnston Social media, being an outlet for 81 percent of teens (aged 12-17), according to the Pew Internet & American Life Project, has caused parents to resort

in: Briefs / 09/03/2013 / by: Kaylee Johnston

French-made “Amour” shares life after a stroke

Kaylee Johnston The International Film Festival will be featuring the French film “Amour” on Thursday at Saddleback College in the Student Services Center, Room 212, from 7 p.m.

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