Electing Donald Trump isn’t catastrophic because it’s the end of civil democracy, it’s not. It’s because of the precedent that it sets for what we…
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Enrollment, class cuts, and the balancing act that comes with the two are all complicated issues. We need to re-examine how we balance class cuts…
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What, when, and how to cut classes due to enrollment numbers has sparked concern among faculty. This semester classes are being cut earlier than past…
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Palomar’s new president has seen adversity and now has her sights on making a college education accessible to more students. After two candidate searches, Palomar…
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The ribbon has officially been cut on the new Early Childhood Education Lab School (ECE-LS). Previously known as the Childhood Development Center, the ECE-LS has…
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It’s a room. You’re locked in it. And you have to escape. Cory Reeder, who has dabbled in everything from video production to game design,…
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Blown glass, photography, and performance art — all reflecting the spirit of dissent and questioning the status quo — will be on display at Palomar’s…
Leave a CommentAfter one failed search and a few months of requested proposals for consulting firms, Palomar’s Governing Board has settled on a flexible timeline and committee…
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Leave a CommentPalomar faculty are firing back at accusations made by Governing Board Trustee John Halcon that criticized the college’s diversity. During a Feb. 9 Board meeting,…
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Leave a CommentSome faculty are concerned about the way Palomar officials are handling temporary employees until they find permanent replacements for those who took an early retirement…
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