Food and Race: Beyond the Borders
Eat, profit, repeat — the colonization of the food market and the minorities who pay the price....
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Category: 2024 Issue
Down the Rabbit Hole
Jerry Hernandez was 13 in 2018. Like most kids his age, he spent his time watching videos on...
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Energy. Drive. Spirit.
By Connor Larson and Taylor Leonard With such an eclectic range of sports programs at Palomar,...
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Turning Tides:
Should we be doing more to protect our coastlines? The feeling of going to the beach can’t be...
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Magnifying Medical Misogyny
The hot July air was just settling in as school teacher Sarah Davis started her summer vacation in...
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Sounds Around Town
By Sofia Alvarez and Johnny Keeling Audrey & The Sound Gallery, a San Diego band, and Estelle...
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Life After Incarceration
Formerly incarcerated students share their experiences behind bars, and how they found their...
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Opening Up – New Horizons
Attending college in a new country can be challenging, but Palomar offers various support for...
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The Votes Are In:
A look at who is voting, how are they influenced, and some of the greatest concerns amid the...
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Secure Housing, Secure Success
Is student housing the answer for Palomar to ensure student success? College can often be seen as...
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Sugar Coated History: The dark truth of The Mission Project
The stories we tell, tell a story about us. “I have a fourth grader. We were driving home the...
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