February 2019 – The Telescope

Overcoming Digital Hurdles for Students in Higher Education

Two male students look through a digial camera lens on a tripod.

Overcoming Digital Hurdles for Students in Higher Education

Published February 27, 2019 by Ben Lebrau

Technology plays an important role in every sector today. So why not education? Yes, technology plays a vital role in education sector too. It helps…

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Former faculty leaves parting gift of $100,000 to Palomar Foundation in her will

Former faculty leaves parting gift of $100,000 to Palomar Foundation in her will

Published February 26, 2019 by TELESCOPE STAFF

Story by Kena Haun The creation of a $100,000 endowment to be disbursed over the next 10 years, was announced by the Palomar Foundation during…

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Comets softball hitting hot streak

Kylie Pignone hits a run on Feb. 22, 2019. (Sukhi Heumann/The Telescope)

Comets softball hitting hot streak

Published February 23, 2019 by Krista Moore

Comets softball hit a hot streak this week winning all three of its games. On Wednesday Palomar faced Mt. San Jacinto in their first conference…

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Alternative Notes: For those about to romance, we salute you (or not)

A crowd gathers by a stage at Coachella with a big screen showing a man singing at a microphone.

Alternative Notes: For those about to romance, we salute you (or not)

Published February 20, 2019 by Victoria Price

For many, music is a way of expression, to share your feelings and to convey a certain emotion. With Valentine’s Day approaching, music is a…

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MLB free agency stalls once again

A Baltimore Oriole baseball player walks in a hallways with several people behind him. His puts on a cap with his right hand.

MLB free agency stalls once again

Published February 17, 2019 by Ryan Davis

There are currently over 100 unsigned free agents, Spring Training is here and 30 teams with major holes in their rosters. This begs the question:…

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Men’s basketball extends losing streak to four

Palomar Comet basketball player number 14, LaVale Coleman, running the ball down to the opposite end of the court to score a point with number 23, Michael Chatman, hard on his heels. Feb 2. Emily Whetstone/The Telescope

Men’s basketball extends losing streak to four

Published February 17, 2019 by TELESCOPE STAFF

Story by, Nicholas Casadona The Palomar Mens basketball team lost their fourth game in a row Friday night in 54-69 . An early breakout by…

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The Shutdown Induced Hangover and the Bad Taste it Leaves for the Food Dependent Community

Packaged fish balls and imitation crab meat at a Korean market, sold for $3.99/lb.

The Shutdown Induced Hangover and the Bad Taste it Leaves for the Food Dependent Community

Published February 15, 2019 by Samantha Cox

Written by Nicole Villanueva In case you’ve been living from under a rock, and are unaware, our nation is currently in recovery from the longest…

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Encinitas cafe offers consumable cookie dough

Encinitas cafe offers consumable cookie dough

Published February 15, 2019 by Sammi Cox

Lionspack is the only place in Encinitas where you can enjoy edible cookie dough without the risk of salmonella poisoning. Not only is their cookie…

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The Fall of Netflix Superheroes

Published February 13, 2019 by Justin Enriquez

By: Nathan Navida, Kiana Teixeira Netflix is starting to move away from Marvel and this is damaging to the streaming giant and its consumers. Marvel…

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You up? College in the age of online dating

You up? College in the age of online dating

Published February 13, 2019 by Monica Navarrete

56 percent of people agree that dating Apps are common, even useful for some yet they are widely disliked by college students. Carlie Jensen would…

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Month: February 2019