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in: Opinion, Reviews / 02/15/2020 / by: Connor Hedges

Presidents Day weekend sales for college students (that aren’t furniture)

While President’s day is a holiday that many get to enjoy off, it is often known for deals on furniture and more specifically mattresses. However, there are many

in: Community, Life, News / 02/14/2020 / by: Frank Rocha

Saddleback College needs more time and space to TED talk about mental illness

The One Book, One College committee at Saddleback College invited students to a TED Talk on mental illness, on Tuesday in SSC 212. The event was hosted by

in: Men's Basketball, SBC Gauchos, Sports / 02/13/2020 / by: Frank Rocha

Saddleback College Men’s Basketball battles to be in first place in the Orange Empire Conference

Saddleback College 55 (10-4) Riverside City College 65 (12-2) The Saddleback College Men’s Basketball Team loses their chance at being in first place in the

in: Featured, Life, News, Sports / 02/12/2020 / by: Eryka Forquer

Kobe Bryant made a wish come true for an Orange County teen

Dave Fuster, a husband and father of two, met the legend Kobe Bryant in 2011 through the Make-A-Wish foundation after his 16-year-old son Jacob (pictured to Kobe’s right)

in: A&E, Opinion, Reviews / 02/12/2020 / by: Courtney Baclawski

What happened to Harley Quinn’s “Birds of Prey?”

Set after the events of the 2016 DC film “Suicide Squad,” Ms. Quinn (Margot Robbie), fresh on the dating scene, finds herself on the run from the mob

in: Featured, Reviews / 02/12/2020 / by: Luis Salcedo

To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You review

One of the changes that “To All the Boys” has had in its second

in: A&E, Music, Reviews / 02/12/2020 / by: Daniel Gaytan

The Pacific Symphony plays Ravel and Berlioz at Segerstrom Concert Hall

The Pacific Symphony presented Berlioz’s “Symphonie Fantastique” and Ravel’s “Piano Concerto in G Major” performed by pianist Alain Lefèvre, Feb. 8th, at the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert

in: Life, Opinion / 02/11/2020 / by: Courtney Baclawski

Last minute Valentine gifts

Oh Valentine’s Day, the Pagan holiday whose origins date back to ancient Rome. The whimsical celebration where women were dosed in the blood of a sacrificial goat for

in: A&E, Opinion / 02/11/2020 / by: Chloe Hernandez

The lack of diversity in The Oscars continues

History was made during the Oscars when the South Korean dark comedy film “Parasite“ received the most awards of the night, including best picture. This is the first

in: Community, Life / 02/09/2020 / by: Chloe Hernandez

Saddleback college farmers market strengthens community

There is a hidden gem tucked away in the village of Saddleback College – the local Farmer’s Market. Ran by volunteers, the market provides the community with both locally

in: A&E, Life / 02/08/2020 / by: Mariana Meza

K-Pop: the phenomenon taking over the world

Korean Pop has over 36 million people following one of the most influential cultures of the decade. Walking around the Korean Market at Irvine you can see the

in: Community, News / 02/08/2020 / by: Delani Taft

Responses to the flag burning at El Toro high school

Thursday, Feb. 6, at approximately 11:45a.m., the Orange County Sheriffs and Orange County Fire were dispatched to El Toro High School at 25255 Toledo Way in Lake Forest.

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