Pop Song Cemetery
Looking back at pop songs that the radio played to death. Today, more people are listening to their own cultivated playlists and radios that are tailored to their
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in: Opinion
/ 08/27/2019
The Amazon Rainforest fire is irrelevant
The world is dying, but we are already dead (inside). On April 15, 2019, the Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral in Paris, France rooftop burned down causing it to
in: News
/ 05/15/2019
Saddleback College final upcoming events and dates to remember
Take a look at some of Saddlebacks final campus events and news before the end of the semester. Saddleback Colleges Annual Student Art Exhibition showed
Top 5 best places to resell your textbooks for the best return
Here are some of the best spots to sell your unwanted used books. With the spring semester at Saddleback College coming to an end, many of us find
in: News, Sports, Uncategorized
/ 05/15/2019
Saddleback’s Student-Athletes make commitments to four-year programs
Here are some of the student-athletes who have committed to higher education. Three players of the Saddleback Women’s Volleyball team have made recent commitments to four-year programs. Jillian
in: Uncategorized
/ 05/15/2019
A guide to the side hustle: DoorDash
A closer look at Doordash and trying to make money in a competitive job market As a student with little financial support from family or outside support
Pokemon’s “Detective Pikachu” delivers a new take on the Pokemon world
Detective Pikachu electrifies audiences with stunning visuals, but fries its story to a crisp. (Warning this review contains spoilers) The live-action remake pays homage to the original Detective
in: Uncategorized
/ 05/14/2019
E-mails with Chomsky
The Lariat reached out to Chomsky for his take on climate change, advice for students and Donald Trump’s presidency Noam Chomsky is a world renowned intellectual known mostly
in: News
/ 05/14/2019
Science Lecture Series 2019 presents “MANYA” A Living History of Marie Curie
Saddleback’s Science Lecture Series takes a new turn with a performance by Susan Marie Frontczak. On April 24, 2019, the division of mathematics, science and engineering presented
Why the Notre Dame fire opened my eyes to how awful humanity has gotten
The internet has peaked in disrespect last week after countless users decided Notre Dame’s tragic fire was a perfect opportunity to flaunt their wealth. The Notre Dame Cathedral
in: Uncategorized
/ 05/08/2019
Opinion: “The Shape of Jazz to Come” by Ornette Coleman is the most influential jazz album to come out in 1959
“A Kind of Blue” was recorded 50 years ago this month. In celebration of this, NPR published a piece in which Nate Chinen gives a few of albums which he
in: Featured
/ 05/08/2019
Prices of maintaining lights decreases with the incorporation of LEDs
Christmas Extremists save money. Have you ever looked at your electric bill for the month and fainted? No? Well, if you were too look at it and see
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