Matt Slocum New York Jazz Trio visits Saddleback College
Matt Slocum, an accomplished jazz drummer who graduated from USC, partnered with Dayna Stephens on the saxophone and Steve Cotter on the guitar to create Matt Slocum’s New
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in: Reviews
/ 11/07/2016
Campus Wi-Fi
Students only have to look at a map to find their nearest class, but have to go by word of mouth to find the best Wi-Fi signal.One of
Joyce Manor’s ‘Cody’ is polished pop-punk
California-based pop-punk band Joyce Manor released their fourth album “Cody” on October 7 under Epitaph Records. The album comes two years after “Never Hungover Again” which received positive feedback. The band
Students showcase works at WALL literary journal reading
Student writers and artists featured in WALL, Saddleback College’s student-run literary journal, will read and/or discuss their pieces on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 6:30 p.m. in the Health
That’s amore: Fine Arts celebrates Italian style and song
Students of Saddleback College will host a concert of Italian songs on Friday, Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in Fine Arts 101. Under the direction of Dr. Scott Farthing,
in: A&E
/ 09/28/2016
Original street art by Banksy being shown in Laguna Beach for the first time at Artist Republic gallery
Pageant of the Vandals has made its way to Artist Republic gallery in Laguna Beach where the focus of the event is the viewing of one of Banksy’s
in: Opinion, Print Edition, Reviews
/ 09/19/2016
Kanye clothing line drops along with his models.
Like most people, I have always enjoyed the casual apocalyptic movie here-and-there. The concept of a destroyed city with a few lost souls looking for their utopia never
Keyboard department concludes year with finale preformance
The advanced piano department concluded the year with a piano recital that took place Saturday in the Fine Arts Complex. Advanced piano students performed works from Chopin to
REVIEW: ‘Lemonade’ has a more somber tone
Beyoncé surprised everyone, especially Jay-Z, when she dropped a new album on April 23. “Lemonade” is a concept album that covers subjects from love to resistance, delving into
REVIEW: ‘Captain America: Civil War’ delivers more than just war
History would indicate that at this point in the Marvel series, the appeal should be starting to wear thin and audiences should be tired, uninterested and instead invested
See ‘The Jungle Book’ for the first time, again
Production companies often try to remake classic films, usually unsuccessfully. Disney did not attempt to simply remake “The Jungle Book,” instead they created another original. Director John Favreau,
‘Hardcore Henry’ is too hardcore
It’s hard to criticize a movie for wanting to do something original. However, it’s even harder to give it a pass when it’s unique style makes it borderline
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