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Patience is key
From painting to glass blowing, art has been a main theme in Palomar Professor Ray Warner's life. "I went into school as a sculptor and came out as a print maker," Warner said. While he was painting in the 1960s using a special technique of colored lights, Warner became interested in glasswork.… Post the First Comment
 
Play left audience waiting for more
The latest Palomar play, "Waiting for Lefty" should have been titled "Waiting for Something." "Waiting for Lefty" didn't really seem like a play, but more or less a skit. It was performed in the Howard Brubeck Theatre from Nov. 10-19 and was written by Clifford Odets and directed by Francis Gercke.… Post the First Comment
 
Playstation 3 gives big quality for a bigger price
Price: $599/$499 (20 GB) Available: Now (if you're lucky) Sony's Playstation 3 will force you to use your mind, body and whatever courage you have to engage the enemy in ways you never imagined possible. And that's just to get into the line to buy one. Impervious to learning from past mistakes, Sony has once again refined the art of how to screw up a console launch.… Post the First Comment
 
Faculty shows art at annual exhibit
The Boehm Gallery will be hosting the Annual Art and Photography Faculty Exhibition from Nov. 30 to Dec. 14. Twenty-five art teachers from Palomar are participating in the event. Entries in the art exhibit will include computer generated art, oil, watercolors, ceramics, sculptors, glassblowing, jewelry making, stained glass, pen/charcoal drawings, 2-D and 3-D design.… Post the First Comment
 
Electro Acoustic plays to the beat of a different drum
There may have been reports of strange and unidentified noises coming from the Performance Lab on the night of Nov. 21. Scraping sounds, the off canter boom of a bass drum, and the tearing of metal. The casual passerby may have thought the noise was because of a construction project going on inside, but it was actually the sound of a new wave in music.… Post the First Comment
 
Taking the slow road to Escondido
The journey to North County and the collaboration of two musical greats makes "The Road to Escondido," by Eric Clapton and J.J. Cale, an album to remember. In 2004, Clapton, who has taken home 18 Grammy awards and is a triple Rock & Roll Hall-of-Famer, invited Cale to perform at a three-day music festival called Crossroads.… Post the First Comment
 
Spike and Mike do it again with sick and twisted humor
La Jolla has a secret. Amidst the luxury cars, expensive clothes, and high-class restaurants, the beautiful coastal community has been harboring hundreds of casually-dressed college kids every weekend for the past month. And they're here to watch, get this, cartoons! Over its 16 year run, Spike and Mike's Sick and Twisted Festival of Animation has gained notoriety as the home of raunchy animated shorts.… Post the First Comment
 
 
 

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