Recent Posts From News
Bones, spears, and cave art: Celebrating humanity through Anthropology Days
Story by Jordan Spurgeon Bones, spears, art and flint knapping, all in one event. The second annual Palomar College Anthropology Days event was held on Oct. 30 and 31 at the San Marcos Campus, near the clocktower. Day one showcased all the anthropology department has...
Resolutions and Insolvency: Tensions rise as Palomar enters a fiscal crisis
Story by Ana Acosta Palomar faculty members presented an official resolution calling for the president’s resignation after which a report revealed that the district is in a serious financial crisis. Over 90 community members gathered in the small board meeting room on...
Recent Posts From Opinion
New California bill coddles sleepy students
Story by Nicole Villanueva Remember grandpa’s story about having to walk 10 miles in the snow to get to school? Well today’s generation of middle and high school students will never know that struggle. For one, it doesn’t snow here in California. And two, students...
Deadly and dangerous: the problem with planned outages
Story by Haley Hardy In addition to earthquakes, fires and floods, California has a new man made hazard to watch out for–intentional power outages. Utility companies have started the practice of precautionary outages to prevent their equipment from starting...
Recent Posts From Arts & Culture
Fortnite’s newest season receives mixed reviews
We are just weeks into the newest season of the world’s hottest game, and here’s some things you should know. Let’s begin with the blackhole. The community was met with a blackhole on Oct. 13 when players were jumping in to take part in the live...
Addams Family Review
Disturbing yet charming as always, “The Addams Family” continues to wow audiences with its values. “The Addams Family”, directed by Conrad Vernon, is a hilarious movie, through and through. The animation style takes some getting used to, but I loved the overall...
Recent Posts From Sports
Women’s Basketball dominate home tournament
Story by Sophia Bauder The Palomar Comets Women’s Basketball team hosted a three-day tournament against Santa Monica, Riverside, and East Los Angeles on Nv. 15-17. They won each game. On Nov. 15th the Comets beat Santa Monica College 94-43. Starter Imari Cooley...
Comets lose season finale against Mesa
Story by Jordan Spurgeon The Comets dropped their season finale on Nov. 16 to San Diego Mesa College 41-31. This loss ends the Comets season with a record of 2-8 overall and 0-5 in conference play. San Diego Mesa College (7-3, 3-2) got on the board with a touchdown on...
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....
Halloween top picks for the true terror enthusiast
It has been ingrained in many of us from a young age to feel a surge of excitement as Halloween approaches. As a child October was a whirlwind of dress-up, pumpkins and spooky stories that ended in the thrill of door to door candy scores. And now, as adults we...