October 2015 – The Telescope

Palomar women’s water polo propelled toward success

A female Palomar water polo player tries to throw the ball in her right hand as two opponents try to block her from the left and right.

Palomar women’s water polo propelled toward success

Published October 31, 2015 by Diana Guevarra

With teamwork, synchronicity and determination, Palomar’s women’s water polo team is hoping their training pays off this season. Comets women’s water polo is currently 12-8…

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On Tap at The Telescope: Smashed Pumpkin Ale

Published October 31, 2015 by Diana Guevarra

Smashed Pumpkin Ale, brewed by Shipyard Brewing Co., is one of the many notable Pumpkin brews of this holiday season. This spiced Pale Ale has…

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Gallery: Halloween Escape 2015

Eric Noriega and Larisa Sagarnaga, as the Walking Dead, won best group costume in the Costume Contest during Halloween Escape in the Student Union on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2015. (Yvette Monteleone/The Telescope)

Gallery: Halloween Escape 2015

Published October 30, 2015 by TELESCOPE STAFF

[Show as slideshow] The Halloween Escape event was hosted by Inter-Club Council was held on Oct. 29 at the Student Union of Palomar College.

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Palomar heats up with Noche Havana

Noche Havana on Oct. 16, 2015 at the Palomar Studio Theatre. The Salsa performed by Choreographer Patriceann Mead and Music Director Silfredo La O Vigo. (Patty Hayton/The Telescope)

Palomar heats up with Noche Havana

Published October 29, 2015 by Michaela Sanderson

Noche Havana heated up Palomar’s Studio Theatre on Oct. 16. Noche Havana, billed as an evening of Cuban music and dance, was directed by Patriceann…

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Tarde De Familia showcases Hispanic, Latino professionals

Attendees at the Tarde de Familia event on Oct. 16, 2015. This event showcases professionals of Latino and Hispanic backgrounds. (Robert Rukavina/The Telescope)

Tarde De Familia showcases Hispanic, Latino professionals

Published October 29, 2015 by Robert Rukavina

Spanish-speaking families, current students and potential ones spent the evening of Oct. 16 at Palomar’s Industrial Technology Center to hear presenters speak about the Diesel…

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Defunding Planned Parenthood is a terrible idea

Cecile Richards, the new President of Planned Parenthood, stands infront of a display showing the strides of women's rights, including the company's mission statement, Wednesday, March 1, 2006, in New York. (Beth A. Keiser/Dallas Morning News/KRT)

Defunding Planned Parenthood is a terrible idea

Published October 29, 2015 by Mike Peterson

Let’s just call it what it is. The movement to defund Planned Parenthood was sparked by a smear campaign of falsehoods to appeal to the…

Featured image: Beth A. Keiser/Dallas Morning News/KRT | Used With Permission

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Dodgers second baseman’s slide was late, not dirty

Dodgers second baseman’s slide was late, not dirty

Published October 29, 2015 by Shaye Cunningham

In a postseason game, one out becomes drastically more important than a regular season game. Dodgers second baseman Chase Utley knew that when he slid…

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Health Services host breast cancer awareness

In observance of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month Emily Andraejewski and Lenka Schalkle (far right, left to right) of Palomar College Student Health Services explain the methods of breast self-exams to registered dental assistant students Monique Leibee, Christina Asmus and Amanda Tabikha (far left, left to right) at a display adjacent to the student union. Oct. 13, 2015. (Lou Roubitchek/The Telescope)

Health Services host breast cancer awareness

Published October 29, 2015 by Michelle Wilkinson

Palomar’s Health Services Centers hosted a breast cancer awareness event Oct. 13 in the Student Union Quad. Partnered with the American Cancer Society and North…

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Gallery: Women’s Soccer vs. Imperial Valley: Oct. 27