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Scheduled to open late spring/early summer 2018, the Center will expand Palomar’s food pantry program and provide additional resources to address student food insecurity. Pictured left to right, above: Palomar College Governing Board Trustee Nina Deerfield; Board Vice President Dr. John Halcón; Superintendent/President Dr. Joi Lin Blake; Governing Board Secretary Mark Evilsizer; and Associated Student…
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Named PCAC Coach of the Year for the fourth time in six seasons, Leigh Marshall and the top-seeded Comets have worked hard to stay on top. SAN MARCOS — Twenty-eight and one. Twenty-eight times this season, Leigh Marshall’s basketball team walked off the court with a victory, and only once did they come back to…
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For Luke Maxwell and others at Palomar College working to destigmatize mental health issues, the resources are better than ever. SAN MARCOS — The depression came on slow and strong, a silent monster that Luke Maxwell spent his early teen years keeping inside. He grew up the third of seven children in a good family…
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With a conference for middle school students on March 3, Palomar College spreads awareness of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) education and employment in the region. SAN MARCOS — Growing up in North County, Mireya Gutierrez-Aguero was good at math, and she knew it. Even as a young girl, she was aware of her…
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As the first Promise students enter their second semester, many are well on their way to meeting their higher education goals—without the financial burden. Applications for 2018-19 are due March 2. SAN MARCOS — As students and faculty returned to Palomar College for the spring 2018 semester, 657 freshmen began their second semester of free…
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Ryan Semon, Josh Sidney and Conor Mckenna head into their final season at Palomar College with commitments to play in Pennsylvania, Oklahoma and Kansas. SAN MARCOS — It’s a familiar routine for Buck Taylor, the head baseball coach at Palomar College: The players arrive from nearby high schools, hone their skills as Comets, spend two…
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