“It Follows” dredges up horror tropes of the 1980s to bring us a fresh departure from the jump scare-laden horror films of today. The film…
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With Spring Break long gone and only three weeks left in the semester, students at Palomar will be starting the last push to get assignments…
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Palomar’s Performing Arts department consistently puts on Concert Hour performances for Palomar students and others who simply love music to enjoy. The Steph Johnson Trio…
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“Dead or Alive” is the first live LP from red hot rock ‘n’ roll outfit Capsula. Live is how I discovered them, and if you…
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Leave a CommentRoughly 42 percent of students will never open up a book after they graduate. This is a staggering statistic that would decrease if the populace…
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Leave a CommentThe films “Crank” and “Crank: High Voltage” are like mainlining insanity while flying blind on a rocket cycle. “Crank” (Neveldine/Taylor, 2006) and “Crank: High Voltage”…
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There is a new delivery system that buys and delivers items via text message with your credit card or Bitcoin. This novel idea saves time…
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What pervades the most in the Boehm Gallery’s latest exhibit called “Question Authority” is the concept of not taking anything at its face value. There…
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The amplified music stops, the voice fades out, and lead singer Jimmy Garcia steps away from the 1960s-era microphone. “Well, that’s all I have to…
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Narcissus, a mortal son of gods
In Greek Mythology Narcissus, the mortal son of Gods, fell in love with his beauty and drowned while staring into his own reflection in a…
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