Month: May 2019

Sept.16, 2013 | Lacey Craft, softball coach, practices with the woman’s softball team at Palomar College’s softball field. (Janet Fry/The Telescope)

Palomar coaches create winning culture

Published May 1, 2019 by Jonathan Sarabia

Athletic success has been prevalent at Palomar College for a while with women’s softball, women’s basketball and men’s baseball currently riding the waves of success.…

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Breakdancing representing its hip hop culture in the 2024 Olympics

A male breakdancer spins on the ground on his hands with his legs flying in the air like a windmill. Several students sit or stand in the background and foreground watching him.

Breakdancing representing its hip hop culture in the 2024 Olympics

Published May 1, 2019 by TELESCOPE STAFF

Story by: Seji Gaerlan In 2024, Breaking is set to be one of the competing categories for the Olympics. Breaking is one of the main…

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Comets Recaps: Palomar athletics win to conference titles in strong finish

Palomar Comet Zachary Brown, putting down the green at Goat Hill Park on Feb. 27, 2019. (Emily Whetstone/The Telescope)

Comets Recaps: Palomar athletics win to conference titles in strong finish

Published May 1, 2019 by Ryan Davis

Baseball Overall: 24-10-1 Conference: 15-6 Picked to win the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference before the season started, the Comets failed to do so following a…

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‘Days Gone’: The excitement is real for Sony’s newest game

Sony announced Days Gone during their E3 2016 conference, a new IP for PS4 from Sony Bend. Photo courtesy of BagoGames/Flickr.

‘Days Gone’: The excitement is real for Sony’s newest game

Published May 1, 2019 by Alex Garcia

With summer quickly approaching, the gaming developers at Sony Interactive Entertainment Bend Studio are anticipating the release of their newest and hottest game, “Days Gone”…

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