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in: Life / 11/20/2022 / by: Kendall Stout

Hybristophilia: the psychology of those aroused by criminals

Nearly half of Americans say they enjoy true crime, and a whole third consume it weekly. As a society, we have a fixation on real crime, potentially due

in: Life / 11/16/2022 / by: Alexa Amaya-Baylon

Farmakis Farms farmers market

Farmers markets are a great way to support small businesses and discover local foods. Farmakis Farms is located in the heart of San Juan Capistrano and is a

in: Life / 11/07/2022 / by: Alena Hernandez

Reintroducing the love of reading with a Saddleback student

A Saddleback College student’s volunteer work is integrating earlier reading habits in adolescents and hopefully furthering these habits in Hispanic communities. Sofia Lanning enters the assigned children’s reading

in: Featured, Life / 11/02/2022 / by: Alexa Amaya-Baylon

Try fall-flavored boba near Saddleback College for an in-between-class snack

Bubble tea has been a popular item since the 90s and has come back up, becoming an “aesthetic drink.” Boba tea is made from tapioca starch, small

in: A&E, Community, Featured, Life, Music / 11/02/2022 / by: Katherine Johnson

Making your mark with melodies

Sydney Malone, better known as Kiyomi, has a large following on Instagram as well as TikTok. She is from Orange County School of the Arts, OCSA, one of

in: Life / 10/13/2022 / by: Kendall Stout

7 Random College Facts

Below are 7 random facts about higher education. These patterns help paint a picture of the present generation, with current trends having fascinating discrepancies. Although some are obvious,

in: Community, Life / 10/07/2022 / by: Alexa Amaya-Baylon

International Coastal Cleanup Day at the Ocean Institute

Bringing awareness to the cleanliness of our beaches The Ocean Institute in Dana Point held a beach cleanup in awareness of International Coastal Cleanup Day on Sept. 17.

in: Life, Reviews / 10/04/2022 / by: Alexa Amaya-Baylon

How ‘Barbarian’ ruins horror films

“Barbarian,” directed by Zach Cregger, allows for as many restroom breaks as you would like without missing much. While this film is seen as one of the best

in: Community, Featured, Life / 09/30/2022 / by: Katherine Johnson

Fantasy themed cafe in Anaheim opens a crossover event based on the game ‘Undertale’

Open until Oct. 10, this event calls all RPG fans to come and enjoy their offers. The Requiem cafe celebrated the seventh anniversary of “Undertale” by opening a

in: A&E, Community, Life, News / 09/30/2022 / by: Neda Parvaneh

Khani’s ‘Pieces’ highlights home and shelter at art gallery opening reception

Long Beach artist emphasizes home and shelter in “Pieces,” an exhibit available now at the campus Art Gallery until Nov. 4. The gala features various art pieces by

in: Community, Life / 09/29/2022 / by: Alena Hernandez

Saddleback LoFI group welcomes all

Saddleback College students and faculty came together to socialize at the Ladies of Film and Media Industry welcoming party on Sept. 15 outside Saddleback library. The LoFI welcome

in: Community, Guest Column, Life / 05/25/2022 / by: Kate Chaalan

Checking in with Dean Kevin O’Connor

O’Connor reflects on his time at Saddleback before he retires this year Inside an office with white walls, one desk and one computer at Saddleback College in the

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