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in: A&E, Briefs / 12/05/2025 / by: Brianna Hernandez

Is AI making people dumber? Why this technology is heavily damaging the human thinking process

It is near the end of 2025 and Artificial Intelligence keeps expanding. New AI services and apps are created daily, and people love to use them. Whether it

in: Briefs, Community / 10/31/2025 / by: Brianna Hernandez

From Retail floors to Entrepreneurial Doors: How one woman turned her retail experience into Ownership

With eleven years of experience, a local retail worker discusses her journey as a first-time business owner. Situated in San Clemente California, sits Jaqueline Salinas, 29, inside her

in: Briefs, News / 05/07/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Pro-Palestinian protesting arrives at UCLA

Pro-Palestinian protestors gathered at UCLA, demanding that UCLA cut ties with Israel and for a ceasefire against Palestine. The protesting began on April 25 and quickly escalated to

in: Briefs, News / 02/06/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Incoming California storm threatens Saddleback College

California is currently experiencing a furious storm with potential hazards for Saddleback College. “With every rain storm there comes rain leaks of one kind or another,” said Paul

in: Briefs, Life, News / 05/22/2023 / by: Sophia Hoffman

Writers strike to keep AI from taking their jobs, creativity and livelihoods

New artificial intelligence is created to form full stories and scripts that will inevitably put writers out of their already low commission. Writers band together to protest against

in: Briefs, Community, Featured, Golf, Sports / 05/20/2023 / by: Sophia Hoffman

Saddleback’s very own Carson Adams breaks an all-time state record for men’s golf

An interview with Adams reveals how he feels about officially claiming the record for lowest score-to-par in history at the state tournament. At the Dragonfly Golf Club in

in: Briefs, News / 02/15/2023 / by: Ryan Murphy

President Stern responds to shooting at his alma mater

Saddleback President Elliot Stern responded to the Michigan State University shooting, his alma mater, in an email to the Saddleback community Tuesday morning. “May these tragedies also remind

in: Briefs, News / 02/13/2023 / by: Kiyyaa Semeret

Two recent high tides shut down Pacific Coast Highway

The Southern California coast has receiving high and heavy tides for the past two weeks. Seal Beach was flooded

in: Briefs, Guest Column, News / 05/26/2022 / by: Stephanie De Leon

What is going down with Netflix?

Netflix hikes monthly prices consequently losing subscribers Netflix has seen better days on the stock market. Amidst increased prices and less quality shows, Netflix now faces unprecedented low

in: Briefs, Campus Comment, News / 05/23/2022 / by: Lizeth Tello

Prejudice but not pride

Dr. Edward R. Curammeng, Ph.D from California State University Dominguez Hills presented a lecture on critical race theory through Zoom on Friday, April 29. During the presentation, he

in: Briefs, News / 05/23/2022 / by: Lizeth Tello

New ASG app available for all students

The ASG office released their new app last month. Students who have purchased the ASG sticker will now be able to once again have access to local discounts

in: Briefs, Community, News / 05/19/2022 / by: Patrick Wilson

Friends of the Library concludes highly successful book sale

Volunteers raise over $700 in books sold. The Friends of the Library’s campus book sale concluded on April 20, raising $763 in merchandise sold, one of the highest

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