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in: Briefs, Featured / 04/20/2019 / by: Jacob Bates

Homeless at North Beach feel the city of San Clemente wants them out

Tensions between the homeless and the city of San Clemente have resulted in a class action lawsuit about anti-camping ordinances Several homeless individuals have opened a class-action lawsuit

in: Baseball, Sports / 04/20/2019 / by: Jacob Bates

Former Saddleback baseball player Josh Fuentes gets a shot in the big leagues

The former Gaucho baseball player was called up to play for the the Rockies on April 7th, but was sent back to play for their Triple-A minor league

in: Community, Life / 04/17/2019 / by: Isabella

Earth Events

Make a difference this weekend. With the help of documentaries like “Our Planet” and expanding education, climate change is gaining more attention across the world. Each year efforts

in: Community, Featured, Life, News / 04/17/2019 / by: KH11

The time has come for Canadian tuxedos

Next week, we wear denim in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness South Orange County Community College will wear jeans April 24. in order to stand up to

in: Men's Basketball, News, Sports / 04/17/2019 / by: Griffin Walkey

Men’s Basketball suspended from postseason

Saddleback College’s Mens Basketball won the OEC title this year, going 10-2 in conference and beating Fullerton College in the final game of the season to claim a

in: Campus Comment, Community, Life / 04/17/2019 / by: Emily Tonnessen

Dear Larry…

Advice guru answers your school-related dilemmas. Dear Larry, How do you balance having a social life, working out and keeping good grades? -A.S. It is all about time management.

in: Community, Life / 04/10/2019 / by: Emily Tonnessen

The health center provides more than free band-aids

Saddleback College’s health center offers many useful, affordable services that you may not know about. Saddleback College’s student health center is located in the Student Services Center on

in: News / 04/08/2019 / by: Zachary Kearns

Leaks In The LRC Building from the winter downpour

On Thursday, Feb. 14 classes in the LRC were canceled due to some power outages caused by leaks. According to Jim Rogers, the manager of the facilities and

in: Life, News / 04/08/2019 / by: KH11

Vape Gods, vape clouds

Will vaping help you quit your nicotine feen, or will you just be interchanging one addiction for another? This trend in varying modifications, juices and nicotine levels.

in: Life, Print Edition / 04/01/2019 / by: Emily Tonnessen

April horoscopes according to someone that does not know anything about astrology

Art courtesy of Numerologysign.net April horoscopes based on astrological traits I found online. Aries (March 21-April 19): pioneer, fearless, trailblazer This month will be full of risk-taking for

in: Sports / 03/25/2019 / by: KH11

Good Morning Gamers

Video gaming becomes a legitimate sport. We have all seen those kids who spend way too much time playing video games. We have also, probably all judged them,

in: A&E, News / 03/17/2019 / by: Jacob Bates

Jake Phelps, skateboarder and editor in chief of Thrasher magazine dies at age 56

The editor and chief of the skateboarding magazine Thrasher was pronounced dead on Thursday. Jake Phelps, longtime editor of Thrasher magazine was pronounced dead on Thursday afternoon. According

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