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Transfer effort stays at impasse
There has been no new progress in the Associated Student Government's campaign to allow transfer students to walk during commencement. The campaign hit an impasse in the Faculty Senate last year, and has not moved beyond it. "We're at a stand still," said Brent Gowen, faculty senate president.… 1 Comment
 
Famous photographer to speak at palomar
Award-winning author and photographer John Sexton will come to Palomar on March 28 to present some of his latest work. Sexton became an assistant for famous artist Ansel Adams after meeting him at a photography exhibition. Sexton will give a lecture about photography and his work, and give anecdotes about his time with Adams.… Post the First Comment
 
Speaker discuss wage disparity
A child care worker makes about the same as an untrained, uneducated hotel security guard, according to a recent presentation hosted by Palomar child development professors. The wages received by child care workers was the focus of discussion at the college's weekly Campus Explorations seminar Feb.… Post the First Comment
 
Speaker discuss wage disparity
A child care worker makes about the same as an untrained, uneducated hotel security guard, according to a recent presentation hosted by Palomar child development professors. The wages received by child care workers was the focus of discussion at the college's weekly Campus Explorations seminar Feb.… Post the First Comment
 
Donation an investment in future hires
Palomar's diesel technology program recently received a $20,000 donation aimed at relieving the shortage of technicians in industry. Caterpillar, an international industrial supply company, and its local distributor, Hawthorne Machinery, each gave $10,000 to the college's program.… Post the First Comment
 
New passport requirement may upset student travelers
New passport requirements, violence in some Mexican resort towns, crowded airplanes and steadily increasing gasoline prices won't keep college students from heading out of town for spring break. Travelers to Mexico and the Caribbean now require passports, but the requirement appears to have done little to slow students' demand for international travel.… Post the First Comment
 
 
 

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