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476K Welding Trade Jobs Available in the US Over Next 10 Years

by | December 6, 2022 | Featured, Home, News, Science & Tech, Student/Campus Life | 0 Comments

The US deficit in skilled labor includes welders, a trade that has been around since the discovery of copper. As trades return to college and high schools, the “silver tsunami” is happening, says Palomar College’s Professor Ashley Wolters. He explains the skilled...
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Palomar’s theater department presents: “The Gods of Comedy”

by | December 5, 2022 | Arts & Culture, Campus Events, Featured, Home, News, Theater | 0 Comments

This winter, prepare for a comedy of epic proportions. SAN MARCOS- Heaven and Earth will shake with the sound of laughter as Palomar’s theater department unveils its latest production. On Friday, Dec. 2, 2022, Palomar College received a much-needed dose of humor with...
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Estoy orgulloso de ti | I am proud of you

by | November 18, 2022 | Cultura Cometa, Featured, Home | 0 Comments

Palomar College graduate Magaly Guzman Sosa, originally from a small rural town in Oaxaca, Mexico is now in graduate school earning a doctorate in Integrative Neuroscience.
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The Women’s Basketball Team is fired up for another season

by | November 17, 2022 | Featured, Home, Sports, Sports Blog, Women's Sports | 0 Comments

Head Coach, Leigh Marshall gives us a glimpse into the intensive training that defines a Comet and shares her hopes for the season.
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Toy drive for the holidays

by | November 17, 2022 | Featured, Home | 0 Comments

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Palomar College’s Veterans’ Resource Center

by | November 15, 2022 | Featured, Home, News, Student/Campus Life | 0 Comments

SAN MARCOS – Palomar College’s Veterans’ Resource Center serves students who have served their country.
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Tales From Vietnam; In Honor of Veteran’s Day

by | November 15, 2022 | Featured, Home, News | 0 Comments

SAN MARCOS – There are currently over 200,000 veterans living in San Diego County, around 60,000 of them are veterans of the Vietnam War. Many still serve their military and Veteran communities to this day.
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Michelle Rains is Winning Against Incumbent Kartik Raju

by | November 14, 2022 | Featured, Home, Hot Topics, Opinion | 0 Comments

THUMBS DOWN – Kartik Raju is more experienced and engaged in the Palomar community than Michelle Rains is, and was arguably the most congenial of all six of the candidates we interviewed. He should NOT be losing the Governing Board race. He’s served a year on...
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The Campus Atmosphere isn’t Very Simulating

by | November 14, 2022 | Featured, Home, Opinion, Student/Campus Life | 0 Comments

THUMBS DOWN – I don’t know that we are doing enough to coax students back for just the pure joy of early college life. Maybe it is the lack of noise on campus that makes me worry that the same collaboration and camaraderie can be created in online and hyflex...
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Palomar College Supports Undocumented Students

by | November 14, 2022 | Arts & Culture, Briefly, Campus Events, Featured, Home, News, Opinion, Social Events, Student/Campus Life | 0 Comments

THUMBS UP- Once again, Palomar has shown its commitment to helping students improve their lives and achieve their goals, regardless of their background. From Oct. 17-21 the college held an Undocumented Student Week of Action. The weeklong event featured workshops for...
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