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in: Editorial / 10/17/2012 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Would legalizing marijuana benefit California?

USA Today reports that 6.9 percent of the population admits to marijuana use, making it the most commonly abused drug in the United States. The National Institute on

in: Editorial / 05/03/2011 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Pros and cons of unit increase: Students and staff must step it up

Lariat Editorial Board The English 1A curriculum at Saddleback College will change its course from a three-unit class to four units. This change will take effect in the

in: Editorial / 02/16/2011 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Is religion in public school good or bad?

Lariat Editorial Board The idea of holding prayer in a public institution is an issue long debated in cities across the nation. In an ongoing lawsuit involving the

in: Editorial / 01/24/2011 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Brown’s proposed budget: Is $300 really a big deal?

Lariat Editorial Board California Gov. Jerry Brown proposed a spending plan for 2011-12 that includes profound cuts to higher education, as well as services for the poor, disabled

in: Editorial / 09/22/2010 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: The monetary system and the national debt

Lariat Editorial Board The monetary system has been described by Ron Paul as “the forbidden issue.” How our money is created and the implications of the process are

in: Editorial / 04/29/2009 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Be Kind, Don’t Spread Swine (Flu)

Lariat Editorial Board Although this virus usually affects pigs, it can be transmitted from pigs to humans. All it takes is one person to catch one of the

in: Editorial / 04/14/2009 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Tobacco-free campus a necessity

Lariat Editorial Staff The Saddleback College Associated Student Government is currently preparing a resolution to create a campus-wide ban on smoking. Despite staffing several smokers, the Lariat supports

in: Editorial / 03/10/2009 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Strict domestic consumer practices one way to rebuild troubled economy

Editorial Board Recent reports from the American auto industry are grim at best. Regardless of what caused this situation, the outcome will likely be detrimental to the careers

in: Editorial / 03/03/2009 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: How to dodge the mid-semester doldrums

Lariat Editorial Board Like proud parents who feel the need to guide their children through the seasons of life, we here at the Lariat newspaper feel it is

in: Editorial, Uncategorized / 02/13/2009 / by: Archive

Editorial – Sink or swim: accreditation issues shouldn’t be drowning students

Lariat Editorial Board It seems that every semester we here at the Lariat have an issue with the accreditation process here at Saddleback College. For the last 20

in: Editorial, Opinion / 10/31/2007 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Slow close causes concern

Lariat Editorial Board Saddleback and Irvine Valley College’s obscene disregard for their students’ health and well-being last week was something of legend. The school kept classes in session

in: Editorial, Opinion / 09/27/2007 / by: Archive

EDITORIAL: Getting in touch with ‘celebreality’

Lariat Editorial Board Lately it seems like there isn’t anything that celebrities do not get away with. If they do get punished, it’s not like they quit the

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