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Governor Jerry Brown has helped sign into law a number of notable anti-sexual assault bills such as the “yes means yes” law in 2009. (NASA HQ/Creative Commons)

in: News / 11/30/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

California dissolves Statute of Limitations on rape cases

California has ended it’s statute of limitations for rape cases after Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation filed in the midst of sexual assault allegations against comedian Bill Cosby.

Members of Academic Senate in Wednesday's meeting go over the details of the proposed baccalaureate degree. (Photographer/Anibal Santos)

in: News / 11/07/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

Update on a bachelor’s degree for Saddleback College

The California Community Colleges chancellor’s office issued a press release in July, 2015 stating that bachelor’s degrees will be available for certain majors at select community colleges throughout

Kimberly Schaffer with AGAPE house talking to local army recruiter about students' opportunities. (Meaghan Corkill/Life Editor)

in: Life / 10/27/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

Red Ribbon career fair

The Human Services department held the 26th annual Red Ribbon career fair on campus at 11:00 a.m. October 26th, 2016. The event is held to not only promote

With Prop. 51, updates like fixing this buildings sewage issues would be resolved. (Meaghan Corkill/Life Editor)

in: News / 10/25/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

Proposition 51- A $9 billion school bond could affect Saddleback College

It’s almost November 8-voting day. Not only do people have to vote for our next U.S. president, but as local Californians, we must make decisions about our states.

Nothing like a nice glass of O-Positive.

in: Halloween Edition / 10/17/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

RECIPE: Vampire punch

What’s Halloween without a party? And what’s a Halloween party without drinks? A very boring Hallow’s eve. Therefore, get all your ghouls and make the night one to

You don't have to be a Picasso for carving pumpkins, no Jack o' lantern is perfect.

in: Halloween Edition / 10/16/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

Let’s get carving

Jack O’ Lanterns have been around to celebrate Halloween since 1834. They are a staple to any porch decoration for Halloween. Let’s get carving! Tools: Well, a pumpkin-

in: Briefs / 10/10/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

Faculty and counselors help students find their major

Saddleback College faculty and counselors will hold an event to help students determine their major. All students who have completed 15 degree-applicable units at Saddleback are required declare

Don't be that guy who asks classmates for a scantron the day of the test. (Photograph by Niko LaBarbera)

in: Life / 10/09/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

Tips for surviving midterms

It’s October- which means it’s right around the corner from midterms. Don’t let them sneak up on you, because you will regret it. Being a college student can

The Star-Spangled Banner is often sang in sight of the American Flag. (Mackenzie Quinn/Lariat)

in: Opinion / 10/03/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

The pros and cons of not standing for the national anthem

CON: All around the United States, there is a sweeping argument about what should be doing when the Pledge of Allegiance or national anthem comes on. Some believe that

GOP Republican candidate, Donald Trump on campaign trail. tells America the threat of the ISIL take over promoting racial Islam. and the Jade Helm conspiracy theories focus. (Photograph/Mike Ortega)

in: Opinion / 09/27/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

Trump Jr. compares Syrian refugees to Skittles

The presidential debate happened last night and had a lot of people buzzing. Follow social media and discover many didn’t take this too seriously. Snapchat was full of

in: Life / 09/19/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

How to survive your first semester at Saddleback

While the first semester at Saddleback College may be nerve racking for new first-year students, there are some key areas of campus to get to know in order to

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