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in: News / 04/08/2019 / by: Zachary Kearns

Leaks In The LRC Building from the winter downpour

On Thursday, Feb. 14 classes in the LRC were canceled due to some power outages caused by leaks. According to Jim Rogers, the manager of the facilities and

in: Life, News / 04/08/2019 / by: Kristen Huntley

Vape Gods, vape clouds

Will vaping help you quit your nicotine feen, or will you just be interchanging one addiction for another? This trend in varying modifications, juices and nicotine levels.

in: A&E, News / 03/17/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

Jake Phelps, skateboarder and editor in chief of Thrasher magazine dies at age 56

The editor and chief of the skateboarding magazine Thrasher was pronounced dead on Thursday. Jake Phelps, longtime editor of Thrasher magazine was pronounced dead on Thursday afternoon. According

in: Briefs, News / 03/13/2019 / by: Griffin Walkey

OC Now’s first show of Spring 2019

Over the weekend, OC Now aired their first episode of the Spring Semester. The episode aired on Cox Channel 39 and will continue to air for a

in: Football, News, Sports / 03/04/2019 / by: Zachary Kearns

New stadium ‘in limbo,’ not likely for Homecoming 2019 game debut

The football stadium could be completed in time for the fall homecoming game this year, said Daniel Claus, Saddleback College athletic director. But the rainy winter this season,

in: News / 02/25/2019 / by: Ariyan Malekpourshirazi

Dr. Lisa Schenitzki challenges addiction stereotypes during campus workshop

Dr. Lisa Schenitzki challenged stereotypes of addiction on Feb. 12, during the event “Ted Talk Tuesday” themed “The Perceptions of an Addict” located in the Student Services building.

in: Briefs, News / 02/14/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

LRC closed Thursday due to loss of power and lack of water in restrooms

Saddleback issued a statement Thursday morning that the LRC building will be closed until Tuesday, 2/19 due to power outages and lack of water to bathrooms. Saddleback College

in: Briefs, Life, News / 02/13/2019 / by: Emily Tonnessen

Why Sweethearts will not be available this Valentine’s Day

America’s best-selling Valentine’s candy according to Candystore.com will not be on grocery shelves this Valentine’s day. Necco, the original producer of the message candies since the 1860s went

in: News, Sports / 02/13/2019 / by: Griffin Walkey

The start of a new tradition

Saddleback decides to redesign the Gaucho On Jan. 25, the new President of Saddleback College, Elliot Stern, sent an email releasing the results of the student and faculty

in: News / 02/13/2019 / by: Zachary Kearns

Electronics stolen from Village, Fine Arts end of Jan.

A thief or thieves stole equipment from three buildings, campus police announced in a timely warning dated Jan. 24. The Saddleback College police department is investigating the alleged

in: A&E, Music, News / 02/13/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

Kei Akagi Trio plays jazz in McKinney Theatre

Japanese jazz pianist Kei Akagi and his trio joined Saddleback College in McKinney Theatre Monday night to put on a performance comprised of jazz standards and original material

in: Briefs, News, Sports / 12/10/2018 / by: Emily Crilly

Sam Darnold makes a comeback after second foot injury

After missing three games previously, Sam Darnold returns to the field only to leave once again with another foot trauma. San Clemente native Sam Darnold started as quarterback

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