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in: Opinion / 11/07/2016 / by: Zara Flores

OPINION: Corrupt judges need consequences

What happens when one of the most esteemed and trusted professions becomes corrupt? Cruelty and a lack of justice run rampant throughout the country and people are not

in: Briefs / 05/12/2016 / by: Breanna Greenup

Attempted rape case under investigation after woman fights off suspect in Mission Viejo

Investigators are seeking information about a suspect who reportedly attempted to sexually assault a woman walking on a trail Wednesday. Authorities responded to the call at approximately 3:30 p.m.

in: News / 10/08/2015 / by: Jordan Rangel

Campus sexual assault crisis

Approximately one in four female undergraduate students have experienced sexual misconduct. Exactly 23.1 percent have received physical force, threats of physical force or incapacitation. 10.3 percent have experienced penetration according

in: News / 09/02/2015 / by: Jonathan Anson

Campus sexual assault bill sent to Gov. Brown

New legislation designed to combat rape cases on campus passed last Wednesday in the California assembly of voters. Having been approved by the assembly and the senate, the

in: News / 10/12/2014 / by: Emilie

“Yes Means Yes” policy adopted statewide

On Sunday, Sept. 28, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed into action Senate Bill 967, also known as the “Yes Means Yes” bill, making California the first state in

in: News / 04/24/2014 / by: Marivel Guzman

Clothesline Project airs out secrets

The Clothesline Project, displayed in Saddleback College’s Business and General Studies Quad, is part of Awareness Week sponsored by the Associated Student Government. “The project’s purpose is to

in: News / 04/20/2011 / by: CamayakArchive

Sex abuse stories meant to shake up audience to act

Kimiya Enshaian Orange County, raking third highest in sexual assault cases in the state of California, has a serious problem that Clothesline Project supervisor Dawn Foor raises awareness

in: News / 04/20/2011 / by: CamayakArchive

Victims of sexual abuse break their silence with The Clothesline Project

MaryAnne Shults T-shirts hung on lines of rope last Monday in a colorful display in the Saddleback College Quad. Written on the shirts were distressing and personal messages

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