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by Holly Meza in News
Hundreds of Palomar students drive to school - and most likely every day there is at least one driver that has car trouble, but may do not have the knowledge to fix the problem themselves. At Palomar, students have a program where they can learn these skills.…
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by Bert Hansen in Sports
The Palomar wrestling team's early season struggles are not due to the lack of effort in practices and workouts.
The team is just getting by posting a 2-2 record against Southern Coast Conference opponents, as of last week.
Head Coach Byron Campbell keeps his wrestlers in shape with intense morning workouts, as well as afternoon practices that focus on wrestling technique.…
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by Rebecca Levin in Opinion
About 35 years ago, 14 American bison from the San Diego Zoo were freed in Camp Pendleton's backcountry. Protected under federal law, the herd has grown and thrived in the area's ideal conditions, expanding to 150 bison.
However, this gross expansion of the species has led Camp Pendleton into a predicament: bison have recently been caught in barbed wiring and have been interfering in Marine training.…
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Infinity Ward keeps what works, fixes what didn't, produces a contender for Game of the Year
by Dan McCarthy in Entertainment
When I say this, I really am trying to not be a fan boy or become mired in the prerelease hype, but sometimes the product will live up to, and surpass, its expectations. This is one of those times.
Without question, "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" is the best shooter on consoles.…
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by Yvonne Lanot in Focus
If you think you can dance, Palomar has a club for you.
Extreme Creative Talent is a club made up of student choreographers who get together and do freestyle dancing.
Marc Arjona, the President and founder of the club, along with the vice president and co-founder, Dominic Cruz, created this club in the summer of 2009.…
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