Students prepare for graduation with cap decorating
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Part-time instructor Scott Hays, has worked on homeless projects over recent years including: "Shelter Me" and work on KX 93.5's "Friendship Show."
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Spanish instructor Mercedes Julian is awarded part-time teacher of the year at Irvine Valley College.
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Chemistry instructor and department chair Dr. Scott Fier has been awarded the title of Saddleback’s 2013 Professor of the Year.
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Part-time faculty, Das Odasso is praised by his students for his entertaining teaching techniques.
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Kathe Nunez, Senior Payroll Specialist at Saddleback College, wins Outstanding District Services Employee Award of the 2012-2013.
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Saddleback college interior design professor named Associate Professor of the Year.
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Saddleback and Irvine Valley Colleges’ part-time faculty contribute their personal time, exceeding their teaching requirements, offering advantages and guidance to their students.
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USC professor speaks out about his experience with the MS-13 gang.
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Joey Sammut works on 15 cups to be commissioned for the Laguna Art Museum at Saddleback College.
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Christopher McDonald, dean of mathematics, science, and engineering
Christopher McDonald, dean of mathematics, science, and engineering
James Reed, clinical laboratory scientist, is teaching science for his first semester at Saddleback.
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Allison Yancey, 19, communications, plays on Saddleback College's women's soccer team. She said her hero is her head coach, BJ McNicol, who has helped to build her soccer skills from a young age.
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Students thoughts about the man and a hose, a picture series located on level one of the Library Resource Center.
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Seven tips for selecting your college major.
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Marilee Nielsen explains her passion for jewelry making, her students and teaching the fabrication process at Saddleback College.
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We Speak English Club (WSE) is a community of English and non-English speakers, who want to learn and enhance the English language through the act of communication.
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Aclamo is a student club at Saddleback College, which helps Chicano and Latino students remove educational barriers in many different forms.
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“It’s an opportunity to learn more about plants and landscape design and intermingle with others that are interested in the same thing.”
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The Improv Club is the gathering place for Saddleback Colllege's "funny guys," also known as the Saddleback Quipsters.
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The Saddleback Speech and Debate Team is growing every year and is winning gold in competitions.
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Circle K mixes fun, friendship, leadership and community service into one active club.
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“The Physics and Astronomy Club is a group of intellectuals, who enjoy examining the intricacies of the universe here at Saddleback College”
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Are you interested in learning martial arts, but aren’t willing to pay the expensive gym fees?
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The Vet club is a place to support transitioning veterans.
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Jenga: A recreational game
Jenga: A recreational game
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Saddleback's study abroad program in Spain offers cultural immersion and travel.
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High gasoline prices are expected to increase this summer.
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Today will be the last chance to receive a free health screening
Last Chance for a FREE health screening in the Health Science building room 128, Mar. 15, according to Interim Benefits Specialist Ruby Hazzard Walk-ins are welcomed until 4 p.m. today.
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"Qpid.me is solving a real problem by meeting users where they are with smart product design and useful technology. This is public health for the 21st century!" Roni Zeiger, Former Google Chief Health Strategist and current CEO of Smart Patients. Taken from Qpid.
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Not only are people trying the unfamiliar sport, but everyone is talking about it, Dye said.
A series of peculiar events play out before student’s eyes twice a week in the quad as Saddleback Sword group members go into Medieval Combat, battling with large swords composed of foam.
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Irvine Valley College counselor and professor Robert Melendez, gives advice for those who seem to be taking on more then they can handle, while they are in school.
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In the same-sex marriage debate, John Corvino argues that same-sex marriage is good for society.
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In the same-sex marriage debate, Maggie Gallagher argued that marriage is between a man and a woman.
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As spring collections emerge, the Saddleback community embraces new trends.
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Dr. Maryann Shafer, M.D. visited Saddleback College last Friday, Mar. 8 to give a lecture on eating disorders, called "Disordered Eating: the Hidden Epidemic Among Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults."
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Speaking up on having Down Syndrome on KSBR Radio, Jessica Morgan aims to inspire many when radio host Dawn Camber, interviews her for a weekly radio show called Collage.
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Saddleback College athletes, students and members of the athletics department got together in the Gym last Saturday to recreate the popular "Harlem Shake" viral video.
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An overview of the first floor of the LRC which is home to the journalism department and honor's program.
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The tutoring center has multiple resources available for students
Tutoring center located in the LRC building.
An overview of the third floor of the LRC.
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Tomorrow, Saturday, Feb. 23 between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. there will be a campus-wide power shutdown for five minutes according to Saddleback administration.
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A college transfer fair will be held in the quad on March 5.
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College guys are reaching out to high schools this semester to the kids after school.
College guys are reaching out to high schools this semester to the kids after school.
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Former Saddleback and IVC students discuss their transfer experiences.
Former Saddleback and IVC students discuss their transfer experiences.
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18-year-old Julia McKinney is founder and creative director of online shop neonsaints.com.
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If you're a student who wondered what the English 160 spring course offers, you will read here that it not only offered the class of 2012 something to set on a coffee table, but also a chance to come in first place.
The Saddleback College Literary magazine called the Wall, took an honorable win at the American Scholastic Press Association, which is a national contest.
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Dates you should know for the end of this semester and beginning of next semester.
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A lecture on body image issues
Kjerstin Gruys treated Saddleback students to a peak inside of her world without mirrors for a year on Wednesday, Nov. 28 in SSC 212.
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Saddleback College's Phi Theta Kappa presented their discussion panel, "Why attend college?" Tuesday night.
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ASG Thanksgiving donations support Orange County homeless children
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More than 100 students and faculty attended the 2012 Human Resources Symposium Nov. 27.
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Saddleback College's honors cultural geography students discuss serious topics on death around the world during the Geography of Death Poster Session.
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The green house had its fall plant sale on November 15 and 16.
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A talk by Allison Jobin
A talk by Allison Jobin from the Kids Institute for Development and Advancement.
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Kjerstin Gruys decided to not look into a mirror or reflective surface for one full year. What do you think she discovered?
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The term ‘Ugly American’ is typically used for those Americans traveling abroad and displaying offensive behavior.
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Colle Carpenter gives students an inside look into his life as a transgender individual.
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Jodie Barber screened her addiction documentary titled “Overtaken” at Saddleback on Monday Nov. 5. Jodie lost her 19-year-old son Jarrod Barber to an Opana drug overdose on Jan. 8, 2010.
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Some fashion trends of Fall 2012 at Saddleback College
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Opinion column on the importance of maintaining sexual health
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The geography department will present the "Geography of Death Poster" session on Thursday, Nov. 15 from 3 p.m., 4:15 p.m. at Saddleback College in SSC 212.
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The charity event that begins in November, requires men around the globe to grow their facial hair.
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Transfer college fair was held Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the quad Oct. 30.
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USC's school for communications studies mentors community college students Oct. 26.
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Discerning opinions cloud what Rate my Professor is.
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This time around Monster Energy isn't asking for your money. They ask for caps.
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Many college students rely on energy supplements to substitute their need for sleep, and even more are unaware of the side effects.
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Advice column for stressed out students at Saddleback College
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Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo has a healthy storage of donated blood thanks in part to the Saddleback students and faculty who donated, confirmed Ed Ferrer- a clinical lab scientist at Mission Hospital. Five weeks ago, hospitals across the country were facing one of the worst blood shortages in 15 years, according to American Red Cross Nurse Edward Orlobski.
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Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) proposed a 25 percent increase of bus fares to the Orange County community at the bus council meeting Thursday, Sept. 20.
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Many organizations from all over Orange County came to inform veterans of the resources that are available to help vets reach the goals they dream and to achieve the necessities they need. Of the many organizations there was a couple that had been married for 46 years.
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It's again that time of year when hundreds of crows descend over Saddleback and make our campus their home. Their majestic flight can be seen early morning or sunset, but either time beholds a wondrous sight.
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Career Technical Education (CTE) certificates are designed to put students at the top of the list when applying to careers that are in high demand for specially trained applicants.
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Students voice opinion on genetically modified food, its effects, and the new proposition that could help educate the masses on it.
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Saddleback Rider Training offers instructional course that can get you on two wheels.
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Skateboarding has an agreeable stance on campus.
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The Poetry Club sits in the quad in protest of the incarceration of Pussy Riot in Russia.
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Panera Bread rolled out their newest location in Mission Viejo, with a grand opening Monday, September 3, 2012. The new Panera Bread, located on Marguerite and Estanciero is both a bakery and café, great for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They offer a variety of food from bagels, sandwiches, Panini’s, soups and salads, to pastries, coffee drinks and smoothies.
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The Learning Resource Center (LRC) at Saddleback College offers many different types of free tutoring to help students accelerate in their classes. Whether a student needs help in English, math, science or foreign languages the LRC has tutoring options in a variety of subject areas.
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The opinion of Saddleback students on parking.
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Childcare Development Center consists of a variety of programs and training for Saddleback students. Full-service toddler and pre-school daycare programs also available.
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Saddleback's Health Center has many services a lot of students are unaware of.
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