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in: Featured, Life / 10/27/2021 / by: Marcus Rentziperis

California moves to decriminalize magic mushrooms

Bob Bonta, the attorney general of California, has sent an initiative that has the statute of decriminalizing psilocybin mushrooms on Sept. 16. This initiative would decriminalize the “cultivation,

in: Featured, Soccer, Sports / 10/23/2021 / by: Amber Reed

Saddleback women’s soccer team dominates this season

This season the Saddleback women’s soccer team has gone undefeated and hasn’t had a goal scored against them. With 10 games down and 10 to go, this soccer

in: Campus Comment, Community, Football, Life, Staff Bios / 10/23/2021 / by: Jacquelyn Sharga

Saturday night lights and stage frights

The Saddleback Chamber Singers started the Oct. 2 game with a bang with the way that they sang the National Anthem. Saturday night, Oct. 2, was the opening

in: Featured, Football, Sports / 10/23/2021 / by: Kyle Hankins

Saddleback loses in their inaugural game for their stadium

On Friday, Oct. 1, Saddleback College had their grand opening celebration for their new football field. There was food, shaved ice and gear handed out during this event.

in: Feature, Featured, Sports / 10/21/2021 / by: Tucker Wagoner

Saddleback athletics and the fight against COVID-19

Masks, weekly COVID tests and heightened social distancing are what it takes for players to remain safe in their first full season back in action. Those participating in

in: Featured, Life / 10/21/2021 / by: Amber Reed

Life as a life coach

Overdoses, depression, family struggles and getting ordained are just a few of the common topics in Rick Gotor’s life. Gotor is a Christian life coach, helping young adults

in: Briefs, Featured, Halloween Edition, Life, News / 10/18/2021 / by: Cyrena Guyot

Exclusive insight on Orange County’s haunt experience, the 17th Door

Why the 17th Door is the spookiest event in OC The 17th Door, located in the city of Fullerton on Orangethorpe Avenue, is a creepy Halloween extravaganza

in: Opinion / 10/18/2021 / by: kparhami

Why the foldable smartphone is an idea bent out of shape

In many places around the world, technology is taking up lots of responsibilities and fascinating modifications. Before screen bending phones even hit the market, there has been a

in: Life, Opinion, Photo Galleries, Uncategorized / 10/18/2021 / by: nsun

A collective Californian composition

Photographers, for some odd reason, seem to always find a place and time for everything. What I mean by that is even the most simple or random object

in: Briefs, News / 10/13/2021 / by: Tucker Wagoner

Ex Orange County pastor to serve 14 years in prison after fraud scheme

Pastor, Kent R.E. Whitney, was charged this past Saturday for defrauding clients out of $33 million through church-based investments. Whitney will serve up to 14 years in federal

in: Life, News / 10/13/2021 / by: Lizeth Tello

The magic of childhood

The Festival of Children occured at South Coast Plaza mall this September and hosted a variety of different charities The Festival of Children was celebrated at the

in: Featured, Life / 10/13/2021 / by: Marcus Rentziperis

Forget about smartphones, here comes smart toilets

Sonia Grego, the founding director of the Duke Smart Toilet Lab, for the past 10 years has been looking to change the toilet design, focused on bringing health

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