Recent Posts From News
Former Palomar Library to be Renovated into Student Hub
SAN MARCOS–The LL Building on the Palomar San Marcos campus, the former library, is to be remodeled into a “retention center” for students. Palomar College officials are planning to house clubs, counseling, career-oriented assistance and student services...
Palomar Finances Continue to Improve According to Fiscal Reports
Story by Katie Decker, Ashley Yellich and Parker Meister SAN MARCOS—The state fiscal monitor in charge of watching Palomar College’s finances states that the college is improving, but still has some work to do. Palomar has been working with fiscal monitor Ken...
Recent Posts From Opinion
November: Perfect Month to Celebrate the Holidays
The holiday season is beginning again! Now that Halloween is over, many people want to celebrate and decorate for the next holiday–except for those who are so excited about Christmas that Thanksgiving is sometimes completely overlooked. These two holidays’...
Long Live TikTok
TikTok should not be banned. It is a social media app where people can post 15 to 60 seconds of video that can involve comedy, singing, dancing, vlogs, and more. TikTok should not be banned because it is not the only platform that struggles with security and privacy,...
Recent Posts From Arts & Culture
“Focus on Baroque Part II:” A Glimpse into an Extravagant Era
SAN MARCOS–Palomar College’s Performing Arts will be showing its second installment of “Focus on Baroque.” An extension of the first part of the series, it will include discussions and performances showcasing 17th- and 18th-Century Baroque era...
Netflix’s ‘Rebecca’ is a Haunting, Modern Twist on the Classic
“Last night I dreamt of Manderley again,” begins the film “Rebecca,” a romantic thriller newly released on Netflix as of Oct. 21, 2020. As with all the protagonist’s dreams, that seem lost to time, no beginning or end, these are the words...
Recent Posts From Sports
Ventura College’s On-Campus Athletic Training During the Pandemic
The athletic department at Ventura College pushed to open doors to its campus in order put its players back to work. At Palomar, there have been numerous plans to slow the spread of COVID-19 on sports teams, but many of these plans were attempted and failed. Ventura...
If the MLB Continues This They Will Have a Problem
After having one of their most outstanding seasons in 14 years, did the San Diego Padres get robbed of second place in the National League? In the short 60-game the Major League Baseball (MLB) season and a 16 team playoff format, due to COVID-19, the MLB seedings were...
Recent Posts From Lifestyle
This year fill your plate up with gratitude
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word Thanksgiving? Is it a basted turkey fresh out of the oven or a pile of mashed potatoes smothered in gravy? As the holidays roll around we tend to get excited about the modern traditions attached to them....
Snoozing on the job: tomorrow’s workplace.
Almost every person learns at some point that they function better in daily activities when they have had a sufficient amount of sleep. Workplaces are starting to recognize how beneficial it is for their employees to have an area to rest and take a nap at work....
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