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in: News / 02/11/2021 / by: Melody Bathaee

The gaucho is no more

Saddleback College president announced the discontinuation of the school’s mascot after campus-wide debates over the controversial nature and cultural appropriation of the South American symbol. President Elliot Stern

in: Featured / 12/03/2020 / by: Sangeetha Koomar

A virtual street for everyone to speak

Before it was March, almost everyone was out protesting or making signs and just heading out to march. Now, quarantine hit and took a toll on many as

in: Opinion / 11/20/2020 / by: Sangeetha Koomar

Sephora’s vegan version is not furry friendly

Sephora has finally opened its arms and embraced the addition of a vegan filter for its products. There is a filter for vegan haircare, skin care, fragrance and

Governor Jerry Brown has helped sign into law a number of notable anti-sexual assault bills such as the “yes means yes” law in 2009. (NASA HQ/Creative Commons)

in: News / 11/30/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

California dissolves Statute of Limitations on rape cases

California has ended it’s statute of limitations for rape cases after Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation filed in the midst of sexual assault allegations against comedian Bill Cosby.

in: News / 11/07/2016 / by: Katie Groat

Proposition 60: mandating condoms in the adult film industy

Proposition 60 is the mandatory use of condoms in pornographic films in the state of California, the ballot will open on November 8, 2016 to try and reduce

With Prop. 51, updates like fixing this buildings sewage issues would be resolved. (Meaghan Corkill/Life Editor)

in: News / 10/25/2016 / by: Meaghan Corkill

Proposition 51- A $9 billion school bond could affect Saddleback College

It’s almost November 8-voting day. Not only do people have to vote for our next U.S. president, but as local Californians, we must make decisions about our states.

The Saddleback College Sciences Building is expected to be open for the Fall 2016 semester. (Kurtis Rattay/ Lariat)

in: News / 10/02/2016 / by: Filip Pejcinovic

Sciences Building celebrates completion at Grand Opening

Video production: Katie Groat/Lariat Photo Editor A monumental new structure, showcasing sleek, modern designs and a multitude of classes, has been built in honor of all sciences. With

in: Video / 09/19/2016 / by: Katie Groat

VIDEO: Devilishly Delicious

The Lariat staff rates local restaurants, categorizing good food at a decent price. (Production/Editing: Katie Groat)

Goalie Emily Christiansen prepares to intercept a shot from the Riverside Tigers. (Saddleback Sports Information)

in: Sports, Water Polo / 09/19/2016 / by: Katie Groat

Women’s water polo makes a huge splash

Saddleback College Women’s Water Polo has come out of the box strong this season winning, three of five matches so far. The teams from East Los Angeles College,

in: News / 09/21/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

A look at the Syrian migration crisis

Ongoing hardships in Syria continue to drive many refugees from the country to instead migrate to other countries. Much of the hardships derive from an ongoing civil war between the government of President

in: News / 09/14/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Study discovers genetics behind sleeping behaviors

A new scientific study has been released that unveils much of the underlying biology behind the various sleep behaviors of humans. The study was compiled by genetic researchers at the University of Leicester.

in: Life / 09/14/2014 / by: Anibal Santos

KSBR sets itself apart from other traditional college radio stations

Saddleback College’s KSBR Garrison West and Dawn Kamber discuss how the campus radio station has benefited its students and also how it distinguishes itself from other college radio

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