The out pouring of brotherhood and charity in the San Diego music community flows just like a fresh cup of Joe. At the 28th annual…
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Eric B and Rakim, the pioneers from the golden age of hip-hop entered the house of blues “paid in full” style. “It was dope just…
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Palomar colleges spring spectacular put the audience of the Howard Brubeck Theatre in a trance for well over an hour with music from the 19th…
Leave a CommentIn recent years, the beauty industry has skyrocketed. What once consisted solely of makeup brands and business owners, now is made up of freelance artists,…
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Graffiti is a crime against communities and small businesses. For the working “mom and pop” businesses, graffiti hurts their property value, drives away…
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” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″] This semester Palomar College’s Art and Craft Sale took place from May 2 to May 5 in the courtyard in…
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The Boehm Gallery hosted the Wood Diversified exhibit from March 22 to April 20 featuring a variety of artists and work. Photos by Belen De…
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You’re homeless, cold and hungry. But at least you have a nice mural on the back wall of your liquor store to stare at, right?…
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Palomar’s Boehm Gallery exhibited former professor, Garry Cohen’s work in his most recent exhibition, Journey Through the Burning Sands. The exhibit included some of Garry’s…
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