Recent Posts From News
The Telescope Weekly: Skillshops All Around
Hello Comets, chances are you just had midterms, so there’s a possibility you need to take a break. Why not attend a skillshop? There are a bunch this week that students may find informative, so read on! Jobs and Internships The Teaching and Learning Center is holding...
Monster Dash and Bash: First Virtual 5k
Although quarantine is still in place, event coordinators for the 3rd Annual Monster Dash and Bash are determined to see the marathon go on. With social distancing implemented, people can still participate in the yearly event to help a student in need and even earn...
Recent Posts From Opinion
Our Endorsement for Palomar College Trustee: District #4
The Telescope has chosen to endorse Palomar College Governing Board candidate Lee Dulgeroff for District #4. We interviewed Dulgeroff and one of his District #4 opponents, John Santhoff, via Zoom. We did not interview the other two candidates, Evan Krausz and Brian E....
Pence Performed Pitifully in Vice Presidential Debate
Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris squared off in their one and only debate last Wednesday. They butted heads on topics like the Coronavirus, healthcare, climate change and the many other issues that have dominated the 2020 campaign, with less than one...
Recent Posts From Arts & Culture
COVID-19 Increased Revenue for Social Media Influencers
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way influencers on social media are doing business, which includes providing them a great opportunity to livestream. This grants them many benefits. Before the pandemic, influencers may have been traveling, going shopping or...
Horrifying Movies for the Spooky Season
The scariest season is now in full swing!
Recent Posts From Sports
Brady Lavoie Story
Brady Lavoie is a Palomar Comets baseball player that isn’t letting Covid-19 get in his way of playing baseball. I got the chance to interview Brady Lavoie over FaceTime. I asked him how he has been staying connected with the team, what type of baseball training...
The Zach Monahan Story
How Zach has been dealing with Covid-19 and its impact on his football training. At 6-foot-1 and 200 pounds, Zach Monahan, 21, currently plays for the Comets at Palomar College. He was so honored to have somebody interview him over FaceTime call. Monahan said that he...
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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