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in: Opinion, Uncategorized / 03/31/2022 / by: Casandra Lee

The importance of history

When people think about celebrating historical months, certain parts are only brought up on one month and not all year long. In our areas, they only see white

in: Briefs, Life / 03/31/2022 / by: Jacquelyn Sharga

Disneyland’s tribute to Women’s History Month

Flower power! Since July 1955, Disneyland guests have been welcomed by the iconic smiling face of Mickey Mouse made entirely out of flowers. The colors of flowers surrounding

in: Community, Life / 03/30/2022 / by: Trevor Speetzen

Small businesses trying to make it big in Anaheim

Creative Bake Market allows small businesses a chance to gain more consumers The Creative Babe Market occurred on March 12 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim. Creative Babe is

in: Community, Opinion, Reviews / 03/30/2022 / by: Autumn Stallings

‘Sugar High’ local chefs reach new heights

Sugar artist father and son duo from Netflix competition takes residence at ‘Little France’s Bakery and Bistro’ in Mission Viejo French chefs Lionel and Jean-Marc provide the French

in: Life, News / 03/28/2022 / by: Stephany Rivera

Reflecting on electing future ASG candidates

ASG members talk about candidate election and future for the school The Associated Student Government of Saddleback College is holding candidate elections and any student can sign up.

in: Life, News / 03/16/2022 / by: Stephany Rivera

Creative boats and paddle boards sail away

Dingly Dash participants talk about the competition and festival The city of Dana Point celebrates its 51st annual celebration, the Festival of Whales. The festival brings people from

in: Life / 03/16/2022 / by: Jacquelyn Sharga

How ‘Sesame Street’ tried to gaslight Elmo

Rocco is more than just a rock … During the past few months, TikTok has enjoyed numerous videos of Elmo. Whether they are from his late night talk

in: Campus Comment, Community, Life / 03/16/2022 / by: Trevor Speetzen

Students are back on campus, but are they all excited?

Saddleback College classes are on once again in-person Saddleback college opened its doors for in-person classes on Feb. 23rd, this was anticipated after the semester began over a

in: Briefs, News / 03/13/2022 / by: Autumn Stallings

Campus mask mandate ends in April

District chancellor announced the policy update while strongly urging individuals to make choices in consult with health professionals Mask mandates for in-person classes will come to an end

in: Briefs, News / 03/12/2022 / by: Autumn Stallings

The missing text in American history books

Speaker and founder of the True Black History Museum, Fred Saffold III brings his virtual workshop to Saddleback College Limited information is known about prominent African American historical

in: A&E, Reviews / 03/09/2022 / by: Trevor Speetzen

Formal or informal, doesn’t matter ’cause only The Habit matters

The Habit’s BBQ Bacon Charburger with Cheese is where the flavor is at The Habit Burger Grill is an American fast casual restaurant chain that was founded on

in: Community, News / 03/07/2022 / by: Lizeth Tello

Understanding Financial Aid

New workshops from the financial aid office are now available to students who would like more help and options The financial aid office is now offering new

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