It’s all in the pages
An inside look into the production of WALL Literary Journal and the staff’s experience As I arrive home from a morning full of classes, I sit at my
Opinion Archive
in: Briefs, Campus Comment, News
/ 05/23/2022
Prejudice but not pride
Dr. Edward R. Curammeng, Ph.D from California State University Dominguez Hills presented a lecture on critical race theory through Zoom on Friday, April 29. During the presentation, he
Er-Ace-sure
Ace erasure is still a huge problem in media and society While browsing the LGBTQ+ side of TikTok, I came across a video that edited the pride flag
The Rescue Rangers are back
A spoiler-filled review of Disney+’s Rescue Rangers movie After 32 years of silence, “Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers” is back and, boy, did they make quite a reentrance.
Los tacos más deliciosos
Las Ahumaderas Tacos El Paisa is a well-hidden gem in TJ With the summer quickly approaching and Finals are upon the students, many might feel ready for
in: A&E, Campus Comment, Community, Opinion, Sports
/ 05/23/2022
Down for some quidditch?
What if Saddleback had it’s own team? Saddleback is known to host a variety of sports with something for every student to enjoy. However, there is a
Top 10 South Orange County restaurants guaranteed to impress your guests from out of town
10 recommendations for the best places to eat locally. As a native New Yorker, I’m pretty snobby about what I choose to eat. New York is by far
in: Baseball, Campus Comment, SBC Gauchos, Sports
/ 05/22/2022
The story of Jack and Jameson
Always standing guard. Saddleback College’s infamous “Crow O’clock,” as the staff lovingly puts it, is a seasonal feathery phenomenon that consists of hundreds of crows migrating to the
Cats could be man’s best friend too
Why do cats get a bad wrap? Cats used to be worshiped in Ancient Egypt, and cats are still worshiped in the households they reside in. Yet, there
in: Opinion
/ 05/18/2022
The Supreme Court gets sprinkled with a dose of ‘Black Girl Magic’
Saddleback College embraces the confirmation of new Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson As an African American woman with a diverse cultural background that’s deeply rooted in the
in: Opinion
/ 05/05/2022
Is the movie theater experience beginning to die?
The movie making industry has become too reliant on superhero flicks With the new marvel film “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” being released worldwide on May
Students talk about the mask mandate being lifted
The students at Saddleback College have different opinions of the new mask regulation Saddleback administratives and students have been given the news of the changes in regulation