Columbus Day celebrates a legacy worth forgetting
Opinion: Columbus Day honors a man who used extreme violence and brutality to enslave the original inhabitants of a land where millions of indigenous people lived for 100’s
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Nontraditional students challenge the college stereotype
What comes to mind when imagining a traditional college student? Probably a recent high school graduate, 18 to 21, attending college full time to gain skills needed to
An eighth grader won the 2020 vice presidential election
Neither Republicans nor Democrats won the Vice Presidential debate. A kid blew the two candidates out of the water, questioning the ongoing polarization of the two parties. On
Inside the life of a professional gamer
Sure, Logan Pitman could choose to flip burgers for a local food chain on a minimum wage salary, but instead, he sits in a chair for four plus
Saddleback College maintaining cross-country online
The transition of physical sports to an online classroom has not been one without challenges. Some athletes, especially those in team sports, have struggled with the loss of
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/ 10/07/2020
Tricks and treats to a COVID-19 Halloween
While coronavirus restrictions and guidelines still in place, there are still several ways to celebrate Halloween Since March, California has implemented restrictions and guidelines in response to the
Microsoft purchases ZeniMax Media for $7.5B for Xbox exclusivity
For the past couple of years, Microsoft has been purchasing game development studios for their Xbox Game Studios brand in order to deliver high-quality games exclusive to the
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/ 10/07/2020
What did the American people actually get out of the 2020 Presidential debate?
Let’s try to make some sense of what just happened for those hoping to get some transparency from the 2020 Presidential debate. Fox News anchor Chris Wallace moderated
“Attack on Titan” season four will break the internet
The massively popular anime series “Attack on Titans” release date was finally confirmed for Dec. 7. Though originally scheduled for an early fall 2020 release, it was pushed
Professor Gina Shaffer oversees the award-winning WALL
WALL Literary Journal is a literary magazine that has been published annually since 2001 at Saddleback College. WALL features poetry, short stories, personal narratives, photographs and artwork
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/ 10/05/2020
Trump has confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis
Days after the first presidential debate, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, revealed in a tweet late at night on Oct. 1 that he and his
Furnishing hope one home at a time
Furnishing Hope is a nonprofit organization that furnishes homes for disabled veterans and mothers with children who are experiencing homelessness. They also provide a nurturing environment for families