Recent Posts From News
Governing Board Overview for Oct. 8 meeting
Story by Ana Acosta Faculty and administration members gathered in SSC-1 for the Governing Board meeting on Oct. 8. Here are some highlights from the meeting. Multiple faculty members arrived with signs that said, “We are here! Hear us!” and “Let Us In!”...
Groundbreaking Grand Re-Opening for Arboretum Finally Arrives
Story by Cheyenne Cyr The Edwin and Francis Hunter Arboretum had its Grand Re-opening on Sept. 26, where the refurbished walking trail and naming stone were revealed to the public. “Palomar’s arboretum is one of the greatest concentrations of plant...
Recent Posts From Opinion
War: Who is it good for?
A personal letter to John Bolton Written by Dre’as Sanchez Dear Former National Security Adviser John Bolton: Dear John, ever since your firing…um, I mean your “resignation”, I have been lamenting your departure. I mean who else will make sure the Country is in...
Teens targeted in “Vaporized” Campaign
Story by Haley Hardy The company Juul has been targeting teens with ads and it needs to stop. Vape pens were initially developed to help adults who wanted to stop smoking. Vaping has become popular for more than just quitting tobacco because it is easy to use, has a...
Recent Posts From Arts & Culture
Palomar’s newest production tackles mental illness
Do you or someone you know suffer from mental illness? Palomar College’s newest production documents the life of a high school student struggling with mental illness, and hopes to raise awareness for struggling young adults. “Mental State” was produced by Palomar...
Gears of War 5 worth the grind?
Only weeks into the release of Gears of War 5, many students of Palomar are pressing pause on their Xbox controllers and are moving on to another game. The widely-known Microsoft Windows and Xbox One Game Studio exclusively published game, Gears of War 5, developed by...
Recent Posts From Sports
Defensive party for the Comets
Story by Jordan Spurgeon The Comets beat the Grossmont Griffins 36-14 on Oct. 5 for their final non-conference game. It was the best defensive showcase by the Comets this season. As a unit they only allowed 152 total yards. 158 of those were through the air, most of...
Men’s Soccer Ties Cuayamaca 1-1
Story by Nicholas Casadona SAN MARCOS— The Palomar Comets men’s soccer team faced Cuayamaca College at 1 p.m. on Oct. 4 at Minkoff Field. The Comets were organized and confident from the start. A couple of fast breaks by #9 Arturo Soltero,the Comets lead scorer,...
Recent Posts From Lifestyle
The fast-fashion industry is unraveling at the seams
The practicality of online shopping, social media influence, and increasing awareness of environmental effects, are causing fast-fashion brick-and-mortar businesses to become out of style. For the past decade, fast-fashion has been thriving. Allowing people to...
Palomar’s newest production tackles mental illness
Do you or someone you know suffer from mental illness? Palomar College’s newest production documents the life of a high school student struggling with mental illness, and hopes to raise awareness for struggling young adults. “Mental State” was produced by Palomar...