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in: Opinion / 10/24/2011 / by: CamayakArchive

Grammar suffers in texting world

Melanie Roberts Proper grammar is depleting in everyday language as more people rely on spellcheck and “text speak.” With text messaging being a popular way to communicate, especially

in: Opinion / 10/23/2011 / by: CamayakArchive

DREAM Act: fair or unjust?

Kiralynn Edmondson The DREAM Act that was passed allowing illegal immigrants to enter the financial aid system is very helpful to generations who were brought to America before

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

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: Letters to Editor / 03/30/2011 / by: CamayakArchive

Letter to the Editor: Let’s talk about water

Andrew Bennett Let’s talk about water. It’s so simple, just two hydrogen molecules attached to one oxygen. But every single living creature on earth needs it, and we

in: Letters to Editor / 03/30/2011 / by: CamayakArchive

Letter to the Editor: Clean Air Act

Hope Rosen The Clean Air Act is a very important piece of legislation that can potentially save thousands of lives in the future. Its purpose is to protect

in: Letters to Editor / 03/30/2011 / by: CamayakArchive

Letter to the Editor: Geo-engineering

Elise Chung As we all know, climate change is becoming a pressing issue in the world. There is a huge environmental push to “go green” to reduce greenhouse

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

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: Opinion / 01/31/2011 / by: CamayakArchive

OPINION: Reading is the lost tool of development

Carmen Ulloa Reading as a habit is an acquired taste. As other important habits, it is either taught at home or at school. It should also be encouraged

in: Opinion / 01/31/2011 / by: CamayakArchive

OPINION: Democratic revolt sweeps the Middle East

Kylie Corbett Not every person in the U.S. will ever be satisfied with our government. In fact, most people feel our government doesn’t represent us. Although I am

in: Opinion / 01/25/2011 / by: CamayakArchive

OPINION: fashion vs. style: is there really a difference?

Fashion or style (Julie Tran) Julie Tran Throughout society, we hear people calling each other fashionable or stylish. Most people accept those two terms to be the same

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

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: Campus Comment / 10/06/2010 / by: CamayakArchive

Campus Comment: Should the government pay to help us communicate?

Courtney Hunter, Ashley Peterson, Dylan Lujano “I don’t think internet and cell phones should be provided by the government. It’s a privilege and it’s not an individual right

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