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in: Reviews / 03/29/2011 / by: Archive

‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ is guilty of being a great film

David Gutman “The Lincoln Lawyer” delivers cinema justice in a spectacular courtroom drama. Matthew McConaughey plays the slick, larger-than-life lawyer Mickey Haller, possibly taking on the case of

in: Reviews / 03/29/2011 / by: Archive

Book Review: Little Boy Blues

A critic for Newsweek, Jones recalls his childhood in North Carolina and the emotional trauma inflicted on him by his parents. Carmen Ulloa Vintage books recently released “Little

in: Reviews / 01/31/2011 / by: Archive

REVIEW: ‘The Alchemist’: A thrilling adventure full of wisdom

Austin Messick Through an inspiring tale of adventure, a reader sees that following your dreams is not just the stuff of childhood fantasy. Allow your heart to be

in: Reviews / 01/31/2011 / by: Archive

John Perry performs to benefit the music department at IVC

John Perry performed at IVC last weekend. (Evelyn Caicedo) Evelyn Caicedo The music department at Irvine Valley College added a new keyboard director, Susan Boettger, to their staff

in: Reviews / 01/31/2011 / by: Archive

REVIEW: Portman and Kutcher explore a ‘No Strings Attached’ relationship

No Strings Attached Kimiya Enshaian Romantic comedy “No Strings Attached” puts an interesting spin on the humor and heartbreak that has now come to define today’s dating scene.

in: Life, Music / 10/11/2010 / by: Archive

Electronic music is on the rise

Sean Lara Electronic music, also known as “EDM” or Electronic Dance Music is becoming very popular amongst Saddleback and college students all over the country. What was once

in: A&E / 04/28/2010 / by: Archive

Creative dancing

Tatiana Gee Irvine Valley College’s Performing Arts Center featured their Performing Dance Ensemble on Friday, April 23rd at noon and 7:30 p.m. There were a variety of eight

in: A&E / 04/21/2010 / by: Archive

Art interest spans generational gap

Barbara Ann Beaven-Buhl starts a drawing in class (SHANNON PATRICK/LARIAT STAFF) Shannon Patrick Everyone seems to have the same pattern in life. Go to school, grow up, graduate

in: A&E, Music / 01/18/2010 / by: Archive

Army Ground Forces Brass Brigade plays concert

The Brass Brigade Alexander Pijuan-Galindo The Saddleback College Jazz Studies department is sponsoring a new concert, Tuesday January 19 at 7 p.m. at the McKinney Theater, featuring The

in: Reviews / 09/09/2009 / by: Archive

Vegan restaurant makes animal-lovers happy

(Joseph Espiritu) Natalie Ekstrand Ladera Ranch has jumped on the vegan bandwagon with the opening of its latest restaurant, Loving Hut, whose mantra, “Be Veg, Go Green…Save the

in: A&E, Music, Reviews / 05/26/2009 / by: Archive

KSBR Birthday Bash celebrates 20 years of smooth jazz

Peter White’s distinctive sound combined with the sultry sax of Elizabeth Mis made the crowd roar. (MaryAnne Shults) MaryAnne Shults The record-breaking crowd at the 20th annual KSBR

in: Reviews / 05/14/2009 / by: Archive

La Mode Du Cirque mix of fashion and fantasy

A model shows off one of the dresses on the catwalk at the fashion show. (Courtney Johnson) Courtney Johnson La Mode Du Cirque, the spring Saddleback College fashion

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