The Telescope

Monday, February 13, 2006

Campus News

• Transfer Center offers series of workshops
• Up in smoke
• Club Rush showcases student clubs
• Professor uses media to spread tradition
• Program director keeps focus on kids
• Academic Technology Department offers Internet podcasts
• Pumping iron
• Colleges expand black history lessons to all African lineages
• Latter Day Saints host POW speaker

Opinion

• Jihad is on the march

Beyond Campus

• Spying examined by congress
• World in Brief
• Speak Out

Entertainment

• Festival showcases diverse dance styles
• Artist in residence celebrates 25 years at Palomar

Focus

• Know your rose
• Valentine's Day romance

Sports

• Tennis team looks to repeat past success
• Coach counting on youth, veterans for strong season
• Inexperience downs Comets in season opener
• Don't fret, baseball season is around the corner
• Comets blowout Griffins, extend streak
• Defense comes up big in victory over Grossmont

Torino Games

• Ohno knows about . . . `Oh no'
• Ohno shut out in 1,500 event
• Kwan cites injury, withdraws from Olympics
• Kwan painfully made the right call
• Tale of undercover doping agents winds its way through the Alps
• U.S. takes three of top four halfpipe spot
• Elli Ochowicz chasing her mother's speed skating legacy
• U.S. women go 1-2 in halfpipe
• U.S. takes three of top four halfpipe spot
• Speedskater Chad Hedrick wins first U.S. gold
• Olympic romance this Valentine's Day? It's been known to happen
• Refreshing `Flying Tomato' takes stage
• Weir sees Plushenko as strong favorite in men's figure skating
• Shaky start sends Cohen to silver; Arakawa takes gold
• Sarah Hughes moving far beyond her past life as Olympic champ

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