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Secret Beauty

The path to hidden beauty in Black Star Canyon is only 20 minutes from Orange County.

Nature is all around us and somehow we seem to miss it. Black Star Canyon, natures beauty hidden in Orange County, will take you through the thrill of what nature is all about. 

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The color of money

Pop Art Money by late Robert Dowd reflects American history.

The Main Art Gallery shows works by the late Robert Dowd, a California-born pioneer of Pop Art, a movement that exploits common objects, turns them into surprising images and puts a twist on the familiar. The Pop Art Money exhibit will run through April 1.

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I heart movies

Reeling in a little love

This season's movies are typically just chick flicks and romantic comedies because of Cupid's holiday. Check out the ones to see as well as an alternative to going to the theatre.

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Flowers no more

Last minute gift ideas and when he asks her out or when she asks him out

You don't have to spend lots of cash to show your love. Instead of candy and roses try something a little different that you will both remember.

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Resist the cheese on your love day

It can all go down hill, say SAC students, Karina Herrera and Justin Herndon, who recall past Valentine's Day disasters.

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Gourmet roach coach

Food trucks create a following for those craving delicious combinations of foreign cuisine

The smell was intoxicating and inviting. I was drawn to Dos Chinos, a truck serving a fusion of Vietnamese and Southeast Asian recipes cooked and served Mexican style.

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A vegan holiday dinner

For those of us who care too much for animals to consume one, what options do we have?

Instead of going for a calorie-busting, traditional deep-fried turkey meal with the equally waist-busting trimmings, find out how you can make an alternative, healthy, filling and guilt-free holiday dinner. Start with our recipe guide.

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Striking a perfect game

Whip out your student IDs and dance grooves at The Block

Hollywood-style bowling at The Block mixes sports with a club atmosphere. DJ Kid mixes it up with dance music at a local bowling alley, while Andres Murillo and Preston Shorts get ready to party and knock down pins at Lucky Strike Lanes.

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Eat a bowl, keep a bowl

Handcrafted ceramics, homemade chili draws a hungry crowd.

At a time when education dollars have been whittled down, especially for art classes, the chili bowl sale provides much-needed funds to supplement the limited budget of the ceramics program.

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Power of faith; healing with love energy

Healer Chamuel Bachiller says that all pain and sickness comes from an unbalanced soul.

Some believe that in order to heal the body, one must first heal the soul, Chamuel Bachiller uses the power and the energy of love.

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Stretching out stress

Ancient exercise for modern times

The goal is to hold the poses by integrating breathing with movement. It is a great way to stretch, work your muscles, get in touch with your body, relax and decrease stress.

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Shoe guy shines on

Van Blaricom’s small business in Santa Ana also serves as his home

At home in the workplace: A grizzled shoe shiner has served downtown Santa Ana. His tiny shack is open seven days a week because it's not just a workplace. It's also where he lives.

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Trash can treasures

Local artists make an environmental statement using recycled materials in surprising new ways

Walking into the Think Green art exhibition in the Main Gallery, my eyes are drawn to socks on the left wall. This work by Laurel Paley perks my interest. Some are tattered and worn, giving the gist of what the exhibit is about: wastefulness in our consumer culture.

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Date night

The meal and movie is a classic, no-fail fun evening.

Visit these unique, adventurous and inexpensive hot spots close to campus, four top restaurants that will fulfill your hunger for new cuisines. Movies can be pricey, but bring a school I.D.

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My Pet Saddle making noise in OC

Fullerton offers more than just a college town atmosphere

From rocking out in a garage to headlining some of the local venues around OC is not an easy achievement.

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To drink or not to drink?

What is in a wine that costs $2 versus a higher priced bottle?

Next time you pick up that $1.99 wine bottle, think how it's almost the same as paying for a box of grape juice.

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Fairy tales without the fairy tale ending

Fairy tales are no longer just for kids

Riches, perfect beauties and pleasure parties all come at a price, especially when they belong to someone else.

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His skin

Man law includes face wash

Men don't need to do much to keep their skin healthy. It doesn't mean, however, that they don't do anything at all.

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Heated scrub relaxes pores

Men's care

Fusion ProSeries Thermal Facial Scrub is fast becoming one of man's best friends.

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A smooth finish for sensitive skin

One of the better items that is not too pricey but gets the job done.

The gel texture gives a smooth finishing touch to that fast-paced shaving. It is perfect for those who don't like scented shaving gels, and those with sensitive skin because it does not irritate easily.

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Rock en mi Sangre

Leo rocks the O.C.

"Always walking on the cliff, taking one more step forward at all times", Argentinean rocker Leonel Miguez takes California by storm with his new single "Dame" now playing on www.aollatino.com.

Viva La Fiesta

The world unites in O.C.

A never ending celebration with a cultural mix of food, drinks and entertainment

A never ending celebration with a cultural mix of food, drinks and entertainment the Orange International Street Fair was a smashing success. So, get your calendar set for 2011.  

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Underrated Artists

They do it because that’s what they love to do

In a day and age when the best way to sell records is to keep your face in the tabloids, wear the most outlandish outfits you can think up, and have a live show filled with lasers, fireworks, and enough back up dancers to start a small army, one might wonder, what happened to the music?

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Gone Phishing

Alternative rock group goes mainstream with the release of their new movie.

The film gives fans the chance to relive their festival experience or see what it was like if they missed it

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Creative minds

Free on-campus exhibit impresses and inspires

When Odilon  Delgado goes to class, he renders everyday objects in such vivid, saturated color that tomatoes under glass become gorgeous—hypnotic, even. If it ever becomes necessary, he could create beauty from the mundane.

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All the news that fits

Art district shop offers a world of periodicals to a spectrum of readers

In the historical Artists Village neighborhood, near the corner of Fourth Street and Broadway, sits an old fashioned, flash-from-the-past newsstand. Though a small store, Rags International provides local residents with current news, literary gems, and hard to find diamond-in-the-dirt publications.

In the loop

With the millions of Twitter accounts out there, it's difficult to decide which ones deserve your attention. So we've narrowed it down to some of the most helpful and entertaining people and non-people from the Twitter world.

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Slim pickings

The digital book revolution has begun with no sign of losing its momentum

Will printed books eventually be replaced by electronic versions? It seems likely, now that the era of the Kindle, nook and iPad is upon us.

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Crazy for cupcakes

Learn how to make these trendy treats at home

Bakeries nationwide are transforming pastries from comforting to couture, making macaroons and cookies the new pink. From coast to coast, cupcakes have become the latest trend among those with a king-sized sweet tooth.

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Spring fever

Casual campus wear, girl next door, or rocker chic?

Brights, pastels, plaids and vintage florals are the big look for the season.

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Looking for love

Local artists put their hearts on parade in the first gallery show of the semester

Love is a battlefield. At least, that's what Pat Benatar says. It spawns a multitude of emotions — hope, fear, frustration, euphoria and, my personal favorite, rage. Through acts and the process of love, we push ourselves to the very limits of the emotional spectrum.

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Around campus: Computer stolen from newsroom

An Apple iMac computer was stolen from a department chair's office, along with 25 years of work stored on the computer.

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Reeling in a little love

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Dons softball plays hard ball

Dons aiming higher

The young team has won five out of their last seven games so far this season even though 16 of the 19 players on the roster are new to the program. The 16 new players add depth to a Dons team that has improved in all areas.

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Chill out for a sec

Stress happens, but it doesn’t need to take over our lives.

Overwhelming difficulties in obtaining classes and funds have added excessive pressure to students' daily routines. But there are solutions to help cope with these emotions.

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