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The Telescope goes inside blood mobile
American Red Cross is visiting Palomar College's San Marcos Campus the week of May 11-15 to conduct a blood drive. Students who donate a pint of blood will receive an American Red Cross t-shirt, as well as have the chance to enter a drawing for a free one-year gym membership.… Post the First Comment
 
Palomar College's e-mail hacked
Thousands of spam messages sent
SAN MARCOS- Hackers found their way into Palomar College's e-mail system during the week of July 20, sending out thousands of spam messages, resulting in the blacklisting of Palomar e-mails from several prominent e-mail sites such as Yahoo!, Hotmail and MSN.… Post the First Comment
 
ASG controversy sparks rumors
From allegations of voter tampering to police escorts for candidates, Palomar's Associated Student Government has witnessed a considerable amount of drama in recent weeks. The election came to a close as students chose Andrew Bissell as their new president and Ji-Hye Ann Hong as the next vice president, information that was initially withheld due to the possibility of voter tampering.… 1 Comment
 
Local families find ways to connect with exchange students
Volunteer families needed for upcoming program
When you ask the Thompson family from Escondido why they have hosted an exchange student almost every summer for the past 10 years while raising their family, Jeff quickly explains, "We couldn't take our family to Spain or China or Japan, so we decided bring them to us.… 2 Comments
 
An ASG divided
During student elections, sides drawn around senator
The Associated Student Government has split into two factions over the current vice president, who is running for president of the Associated Student Government for the 2009-2010 school year. The rift escalated last week to claims of voter tampering that held up the ASG election results that were supposed to be released May 8.… Post the First Comment
 
Palomar offers a variety of language courses
The spring semester at Palomar College is now in its final week and students interested in learning an additional language can plan to enroll in a course next semester. Palomar College offers a variety of foreign languages that are transferrable to four-year schools including Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Spanish.… Post the First Comment
 
H1N1, more than just the swine flu
The H1N1 virus, also known as the swine flu, has been declared a pandemic stage five, meaning that a pandemic is imminent, according to the World Health Organization. As of press time, there are no suspected or confirmed cases at any Palomar College campus, however, Mission Hills High School, less than two and a half miles from the San Marcos campus, was closed on May 4-5 due to a possible case of swine flu.… Post the First Comment
 
Retired child development professor dies on Mother's Day
Margie Ruzich, a retired Palomar faculty member and former professor of child development, died on May 10 after a long illness according to a press release from the office of Palomar President Robert Deegan. Beginning in 1973 as a part-time faculty member in the child development department, Ruzich spent 29 years of her life at Palomar College.… Post the First Comment
 
Burning Down
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