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If you can walk you can fly
From ages 2 to 87, trapeze fliers of all ages, sizes and backgrounds have graced the bar with their fluid movements. Dave Ayers, owner of Trapeze High, the flying trapeze school on North Broadway in Escondido, said this hedonistic ritual is the best physical and mental workout because anybody can do it.…
 
Dancers learn Haitian beat
Students walking past classroom D-5 on Palomar College's San Marcos campus at about 3 p.m. on Thursdays might wonder what is going on inside. Drums played in the Franco Haitian Percussion and Song class can be heard outside the classroom. "Left, right, left, right," the instructor shouts above the drums resounding like a march, while a passerby peers through the window.…
 
FAFSA starts students on the path to financial aid
Want free money to go to college? The first thing to do is fill out a Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The California deadline for initial awards is March 2, but not to worry, there is still time to apply online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Before you apply, you need to get information together.…
 
In search of college financial aid
Most people consider April to be crunch time on taxes. But families with college students know January is the month to get cracking, since much college aid is based on early tax-return data. IRS Central Colleges say they do not know how much aid to offer until a student files the federal form called FAFSA (see below).…
 
 
 

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