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Body cameras protect and serve

Published April 12, 2017 by Noah Callahan

There are people who willingly want to abuse or kill innocent people out of rage and there are people who simply do what is necessary…

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Today’s feminism movement has devolved into men hating

Scale with a woman on one side and a man on another and they are equal to each other. Illustration by Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Today’s feminism movement has devolved into men hating

Published April 12, 2017 by Noah Callahan

Modern feminism has veered from gender equality into a cult of outrage that seeks to belittle men. While the traditional definition of feminism speaks on…

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“Animals,” the most human animation

An illustration of a character from the HBO TV show "Animals". (Kitty Penny/The Telescope)

“Animals,” the most human animation

Published April 12, 2017 by Noah Callahan

Only through the lives of animals can a show accurately portray the social insecurities and existential crisis of the human race. Creators Phil Matarese and…

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Xiu Xiu experiments with noise

Xiu Xiu experiments with noise

Published March 15, 2017 by Noah Callahan

From punk to rock, dance to pop, the chaotic, experimental sounds of Xiu Xiu flood their latest record, creating an album that transcends genre. On…

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Liberal rabble rousers invade UC Berkeley

February 1, 2017 - Berkeley, California, U.S - Anti-fascist protesters dressed in black arrive at a protest on the University of California-Berkeley campus against Milo Yiannopoulos, a Breitbart writer who has grown notorious for his comments targeting women and minorities. Yiannopoulos was scheduled to speak Feb. 1 at the invitation of College Republicans but he left the campus an hour-and-a-half before his scheduled talk as protesters grew unruly, throwing objects and setting off a bonfire (Credit Image: © Jeremy Breningstall via ZUMA Wire)

Liberal rabble rousers invade UC Berkeley

Published March 3, 2017 by Noah Callahan

An alarming and increasing amount of the population supports violent actions such as assault, arson, and riots as an acceptable form of resistance to differing…

Featured image: Jeremy Breningstall via ZUMA Wire | Used With Permission

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Ty Segall’s second self-titled album

Published February 14, 2017 by Noah Callahan

Ty Segall released his second self-titled album this year with a change in style and pace but not necessarily for the best. Prolific singer-songwriter and…

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Frank Ocean delivers with ‘Blond’

Frank Ocean is getting out the vote. (Gary Coronado/TNS)

Frank Ocean delivers with ‘Blond’

Published September 7, 2016 by Noah Callahan

Musical artist Frank Ocean has constructed a soulful, art pop record that is easily one of the greatest albums of the year. With the release…

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Local Muslim scholar speaks to students about living as a Muslim today

Local Muslim scholar speaks to students about living as a Muslim today

Published May 18, 2016 by Noah Callahan

Islamophobia is a word with significance as politicians discuss refugee crises, homeland security and foreign affairs. Palomar’s Muslim Student Union used the word to help…

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Speech and debate team delivers opportunities for students

Published May 18, 2016 by Noah Callahan

The speech and debate team has been successful over the years in competition, but along with trophies students have been awarded many scholarships and have built skills for career outside of political debate.

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Spring Fest invites students to interact with clubs

Spring Fest invites students to interact with clubs

Published April 13, 2016 by Noah Callahan

Palomar’s clubs will be on display from 10 a.m. to 1p.m. April 13 and 14 during Spring Fest in the Student Union quad. Hosted by…

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