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in: Life / 05/14/2024 / by: Justine Baginski

A brief history of skiing and where to go before summer hits

Skiing as we know it likely began around 6000 BCE, in a Russian region called Karelia. However, there’s been thought that skiing could’ve been used in the last

in: Featured, Sports / 12/06/2020 / by: Cameron Osburn

Sarah Fuller: first woman to play in Power 5 history

Let’s make history. #PlayLikeAGirl #AnchorDown pic.twitter.com/3SgBP1qZru — Sarah Fuller (@SarahFuller_27) November 27, 2020 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js On Nov. 28, Vanderbilt College soccer player Sarah Fuller became the first woman to

in: Orange Appeal / 07/30/2020 / by: Brendan Montes

The lost bunker of Crystal Cove

Hidden deep inside the trails of the Crystal Cove State Park lies a piece of history that is so out of sight, that thousands hike past it on

in: Halloween Edition / 10/16/2016 / by: Denisse Hobson

The history behind Halloween is in Celtic tradition

October is finally here and thus beginning the spark of creatively crafting the most complex costumes of the year for Halloween. It’s the one night of the year

OPINION: There’s a new face coming to the Bill

in: Opinion / 05/09/2016 / by: Betsy Johnson

OPINION: There’s a new face coming to the $20 Bill

The new $20 bill is about to change from Andrew Jackson to Harriet Tubman in the year 2020. The U.S. Department of Treasury said that along with that,

in: Opinion / 11/30/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

OPINION: When history repeats itself in respect to immigration

The ISIS-led attack on Paris has resulted in a global-wide onslaught of different reactions and buzz about solutions to prevent another terrorist attack. However, not all of them

in: Opinion / 03/11/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

History on the cutting board

Advanced Placement classes have long been considered one of the best tools for students to get an edge when going into college. Though they don’t immediately spring to mind

in: Life / 09/30/2008 / by: Archive

A toast to 1968: So different, yet the same

MaryAnne Shults In September 1968, the first class of students did their inaugural walk across the interim campus of Saddleback College, which at this time was a small

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