Actor Chadwick Boseman dies at 43
On Aug. 26 the world renowned actor Chadwick Boseman died from colon cancer. He starred in films like “42,” “Marshall,” “21 Bridges” and “Black Panther.” While battling with
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Should the general public continue to wear masks?
While some state governors are attempting to make masks a requirement for the general public, studies have found that they may not effectively prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Remembering 9/11 according to the Lariat
The World Trade Center center attack happened 19 years ago, and Saddleback’s student newspaper dedicated much of its Sept. 13, 2001 issue to the global event During non-quarantine
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/ 09/10/2020
California restaurants reopening
California entered a three week cool-off the week of Aug. 24 as Gov. Gavin Newsom devised a four tier reopening plan. If during two of those weeks California
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/ 09/07/2020
The New Big Step for Cinema in a Global Pandemic
This week marks the return of movie theaters throughout the world, with the releases of Disney’s “Mulan” and Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” bringing life back to the film industry
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/ 09/07/2020
Are you really choosing the right career?
The Career and Re-Entry Center hosted a Virtual Career Road Trip Workshop on Aug. 26 to help students find out what career is right for them. It covered
Highly suggested tips for ideal study space during quarantine
Students taking online classes this fall may find it challenging to create a study environment conducive to learning at home. Currently, many students are surrounded by unfamiliar distractions
With schools potentially re-opening, students could bring home more than just homework
Students, parents, families and staff are faced with concerns of contracting COVID-19 if Orange County reopens public schools. On Sunday, Aug. 23, the county came off California’s coronavirus
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/ 09/06/2020
Conserving California energy
California has been seeing a rise in the number of power outages occurring across the state over the course of this week as residents struggle to battle the
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/ 09/06/2020
Saddleback College community will decide the Gaucho’s fate, Stern announces
Now is the perfect time for Saddleback to re-address this issue of retiring the Gaucho. After conversing with the students and faculty, it’s fair to say they all
How Students can deal with Pandemic Fatigue
Pandemic fatigue is a term used to describe this feeling that many of us share from being cooped up and following all of the mandates of wearing masks
Local Southern California artist, Inksap making big moves
Now based in Los Angeles, this artist has reached new heights as of late in his career. Brandon L., or Inksap, or The Artist known as Inksap. The