News - Lariat - Page 31

in: Multimedia, News, Photo Galleries / 10/08/2018 / by: Emily Crilly

A look into study abroad programs for Spring 2019

The Oxford, England and Salamanca, Spain programs are the cities offered to study abroad next semester. Oxford, England and Salamanca, Spain are the two of the programs offered

in: News / 09/26/2018 / by: Courtney Hoshour

Jacksonville continues to mourn

A gunman in Jacksonville, Florida killed two and injured 11, before turning the gun onto himself at a Madden 19 gaming tournament. David Katz, 24, AKA “Bread”

in: News / 09/26/2018 / by: Emily Crilly

A bad news week for Catholicism

Call for the Pope to resign and a 1996 account of a nun pushing an orphan out a window A couple of articles came out in the last

in: Featured, News / 09/26/2018 / by: Remington Rapp

A New Drug Epidemic

Mac Miller, self care, eerily predicts his own death showing him inside a coffin carving out a latin phrase, “Memento Mori” the ancient practice of reflection on mortality.

in: News / 09/25/2018 / by: Brandon Drey

Fire blazes through National Museum Of Brazil leaving ancient artifacts in ruin

Between the cause of fire and loss of artifacts, anthropologists look to salvage the remains Latin America’s oldest natural history museum caught fire on Sept. 3 in Rio

in: Community, News, Sports / 09/16/2018 / by: Brandon Drey

Fundraising a brighter future for local youth

San Clemente city organizers, non-profits and residents set $50,000 goal to improve and expand skatepark Aspiring skaters arrived with anticipation to Ralph’s Skate Court on Sept. 15, demonstrating

in: Briefs, Life, News / 09/03/2018 / by: Emily Crilly

The 52nd annual Sawdust Art Festival comes to an end

Artists and locals prepare for what comes next after this annual Laguna Beach event finishes Art vendors expresses how the Sawdust Art Festival affects their lives after this

in: News / 07/08/2018 / by: Andrea Clemett

The near-end of the bookstore era in south Orange County

Paperback books replaced by devices Mathom House Books, a new and used bookstore in San Clemente, fed the minds of readers for 18 years and penned their final

in: Football, News, SBC Gauchos, Sports / 05/13/2018 / by: Holly Broxterman

Saddleback College’s Johnny Stanton signs contract to play for NFL

Former Gaucho quarterback Johnny Stanton signed a free agent contract with the Minnesota Vikings last week following earlier recruitment to the East Coast team’s Rookie Minicamp. The successful

in: News / 05/06/2018 / by: Marissa Yocham

Defining ‘service animal’, according to the ADA

Service dogs are not an unusual sight at Saddleback college; they are also not just any ordinary dog. These service dogs are working animals that have had

in: News / 05/04/2018 / by: Holly Broxterman

Jumping the gender wage gap

The disparity between the remuneration of men and women, with women earning less than men on average, defines the gender wage gap as many know it today. Formal

in: News / 05/03/2018 / by: Ashley Hern

Saddleback College continues to investigate submitted transgender student complaints

South Orange County Community College District complaint policy will preserve gender identity or expression as part of its complaint procedure National Public Radio’s Cory Turner and Anya Kamenez

News Archive