Recent Posts From News
GALLERY: Faculty Dance Concert 5.19-20
Photos by Lisa Burke Read the full story here faculty dance concert grand finale at Palomar...
Photography Department seeking submissions.
A chance for students to share their work this summer at a gallery!
Film Fest launches
Check out the Palomar Film Club Film Fest.
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Recent Posts From Arts & Culture
GALLERY: Faculty Dance Concert 5.19-20
Photos by Lisa Burke Read the full story here faculty dance concert grand finale at Palomar College 2023 Rylee Allbaugh, Ellery Bolton, Alexis Coates, Courtney Heinkel, Lorelei Marcus, Elizabeth Patterson, Kaitlyn Rogers, Lucinda Salazar, Sarah Schechter, Moriah...
Photography Department seeking submissions.
A chance for students to share their work this summer at a gallery!
Film Fest launches
Check out the Palomar Film Club Film Fest.
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Recent Posts From Sports
This Year in Palomar Baseball
From a stellar season to making PCAC All-Conference and saying goodbye to players committed to 4-year universities. Palomar’s Baseball team wraps up the year in high spirits.
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Is Racism ruining La Liga?
Brazillian soccer player, Vinicius Jr. was sent off the pitch versus Valencia.
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Coach Craft speaks on the success of the regular season
The softball team had a very successful season. But what does the head coach thing about all this success?
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Recent Posts From Opinion
Summer: The worst season to live in Southern California
Living in Southern California is a privilege that cannot be understated, but during the tourist months of summer it becomes more of a hassle than a privilege.
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The Rise and Fall of Intensive Reading
Ever felt the exhilaration of “getting it” when you understand a sublimely difficult passage in an amazingly challenging book? If you have, then you’ve engaged in intensive reading. In this article you will find the historical life and death of intensive reading and why resuscitating it might be worth your while.
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Reading Stories Increases Empathy for Others
Did you know that reading stories can actually increase our empathy for others? It has been established scientifically that indeed it does. Read here to see how.
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