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in: Life, Opinion / 09/23/2024 / by: Lea Packer

How to get over your ex: Wrong answers only (because who gets closure these days?)

Blu (left) chained to Jewel (right) in movie ‘Rio.’ 20th Century Fox, FilmFlex. Even if you’ve personally never experienced the gut-wrenching and ice-cream binging phenomena of heartbreak, you know

in: Halloween Edition, Life, Reviews / 09/16/2024 / by: Alylah Owens

Oogie Boogie Bash, a scarily good value

A treat trail featuring the event mascot Oogie Boogie. Alylah Owens On Aug. 25, the Disneyland Resort once again hosted its annual Halloween celebration at their Disney California Adventure

in: Community, Life, Opinion / 09/12/2024 / by: Robert Ramirez

Pros and cons of Saddleback parking

Saddleback’s parking during school hours. Robert Ramirez Saddleback parking has been known to be packed and swarmed with cars through the school semesters. With the new Quad being

in: Community, News / 09/10/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

Annual Fur Ball Gala comes to Dana Point to raise donations for rescue animals

A prom-themed fundraising event is scheduled for Sep. 22 at the Laguna Cliffs Marriot Resort and Spa, organized by Pet Project Foundation to help raise $500,000 annual shelter

in: Life / 05/22/2024 / by: Presley Davis

2024 business techniques,trends and how you can jump on the bandwagon

Keeping up with the ever-changing economy and business world is a full-time job in itself. Even if you’re not a business major, business is just a life skill

in: Featured, Life / 05/22/2024 / by: Maren Schwartz

Bakeries in and around Mission Viejo prepare for the summer along with customers

Summer is coming, and the demand for baked goods increases as the weather gets warmer, especially in Mission Viejo. Bakeries all over the city are blooming with customers

in: Community, Featured, Life / 05/21/2024 / by: Armand Sicat

Why martial arts is growing in Orange County: A cultural and fitness phenomenon

Pent up emotions, a need for a social outlet and the ever-elusive search for one’s purpose, can be some of the reasons for a change in scenery or

Tips for cooking healthy food that doesn’t taste like cardboard

in: Featured, Life, Uncategorized / 05/20/2024 / by: Presley Davis

How to make healthy food that doesn’t taste like cardboard

Whether you go about it by following a meal plan or just taking your vegetable intake up a notch, it’s almost everyone’s goal to have a healthy diet.

in: Featured, Life / 05/20/2024 / by: Presley Davis

Fitness tips from Saddleback’s kinesiology experts

Staying fit is something on nearly everyone’s mind especially as summer approaches, but getting on an exercise routine can be daunting. There are so many ways to get

in: Community, Featured, Opinion / 05/16/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

What you can do for Gaza all the way from America

The Israel Defense Forces, also known as IDF, have been conducting airstrikes and ground operations in the Gaza Strip for the past seven months, following Hamas’ attack on

in: Life / 05/14/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

A brief history of skiing and where to go before summer hits

Skiing as we know it likely began around 6000 BCE, in a Russian region called Karelia. However, there’s been thought that skiing could’ve been used in the last

in: Community, Life / 05/13/2024 / by: Sophia Hoffman

Throw me a bone

Mission Viejo Animal Services rescued seven out of the 113 dogs kept by a hoarder in Riverside, while also keeping a healthy and stimulating environment for the animals

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