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in: Opinion / 03/14/2016 / by: Matthew Kirkland

OPINION: America’s “choice”

Every election season political parties provide American voters with a variety of faces throughout the process only to disillusion them into thinking they actually have a choice. At

in: Opinion / 03/14/2016 / by: Nick Alaimo

OPINON: Body art has left its mark

From tattoos to piercings, body art has exploded in our little slice of California called Orange County. It’s becoming extremely hard to find an 18 to 30 year

in: Opinion / 03/14/2016 / by: Kurtis Rattay

OPINION: Southern California rail companies lose millions while we sit in traffic

Every afternoon between Monday and Thursday, Saddleback College students circle campus parking lots, burning gas while looking for a place to stop their cars. While students inch their

in: Campus Comment, Video / 03/14/2016 / by: Austin Weatherman

CAMPUS COMMENTS: What is Saddleback College doing for Women’s History Month?

Lariat journalist Jordan Rangel asks Saddleback College students what they were doing for Women’s History Month. Produced by: Austin Jacob Weatherman

in: Opinion / 03/09/2016 / by: Jacob Tatham

OPINION: Peyton Manning calls it quits

It is early evening as Superbowl 50 comes to a close. The Denver Broncos are on top of the world as the Carolina Panthers walk away in defeat.

in: Opinion / 03/07/2016 / by: Nick Alaimo

OPINION: Uber under fire for shooting

The next time you go to order an Uber, maybe think twice. An Uber driver in Kalamazoo Michigan has been arrested after a seemingly random series of shootings

in: Opinion / 03/06/2016 / by: Jacob Tatham

OPINION: WTF happened to texting?

Texting is phenomenal advancement in the world of communication. It not only takes away the awkward pauses that fill phone calls, but it gives people all the time

in: Opinion / 03/04/2016 / by: Betsy Johnson

OPINION: Voting in America is a right, privilege and myth

With the election just around the corner people are faced with a choice of who will become the next president of the U.S. But is the person

The lithium battery which powers the device has a tendency to short circuit, overheat and even spontaneously combust. (Ben Larcey/Flickr [CC BY 2.0])

in: Opinion / 02/29/2016 / by: Nick Alaimo

OPINION: Stop calling Hoverboards, hoverboards

The first concept of the hoverboard, a levitating board used for transportation, was popularized in the 1989 film “Back to the Future Part II,” when time traveler Marty McFly

in: Opinion / 02/24/2016 / by: Jacob Tatham

OPINION: Kanye West’s ugly dark twisted financial woes

Kanye West has never had trouble making headlines in the past and due to the recent release of his new album, this week has been no exception. Shortly

in: Opinion / 02/20/2016 / by: Kurtis Rattay

OPINION: Green grass should be removed during drought

Although California has entered its fifth year of a historically punishing drought, the concept of conservation has been hard to grasp for some communities. Swimming pools have remained

in: Opinion / 02/19/2016 / by: Nick Alaimo

OPINION: Who is Pablo?

Hard bass drops and enticing melodies overseen by music production’s Picasso has become a reality. “The Life of Pablo,” released February 14th, is the third album put out

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