The Telescope

Monday, March 13, 2006

News

• Campus near Poway in Palomar's future
• Student gov't opens candidate filing period
• Science education topic of ethics talk
• Lectures discuss how to succeed in design
• Rail line 'sprints' toward completion
• Former student documents struggle with disability on film
• Faculty, former student deliver clothes and toys to Thailand
• Systems analyst remembered by college
• Palomar In Brief

March Madness

• Duke's Williams let the barriers come down
• Villanova's Ray ready to shoot first, then make jokes later
• The Round of 16 from A to Z . . .
• Missouri Valley's Bradley and Wichita State are back in the mix
• Matchups are big problem for Washington
• UCLA holds Memphis to season-low 45 points to reach Final Four
• LSU grinds down Texas in overtime
• UCLA wins an ugly match with defense, determination
• LSU basketball team a beacon of hope for Gulf Coast
• Davis, Thomas are two hungry Tigers for LSU
• Villanova's Wright garners respect from several corners
• Apparently, tears are part of basketball

Opinion

• One way or another, Bush has to go
• Zero results for Google's spine
• Transfer students deserve to be recognized
• Plan B opponents' stance unfounded
• Wal-Mart should obey government
• All-or-nothing strategy raises stakes in abortion war
• Roe v. Wade for men

Letters to the Editor

• Letter makes Donnie Boyle's argument for him

Beyond Campus

• Recruiters to remain at colleges
• World In Brief
• MTV alternative spring break focuses on Katrina recovery
• Jumpin' Java: College campuses seeing coffee explosion
• U.S. troops to remain in Iraq for years, Bush says

Entertainment

• Students design, create original jewelry
• Stellar acting smokes audience in 'The Magic Fire'
• Legacy of Cesar Chavez celebrated at Boehm exhibit
• Symphony features music by 'West Side Story' composer

Focus

• Behind the Shamrock
• Who is St. Patrick?
• City celebrates swallows' return with parade
• Mission San Juan Capistrano offers more than just

Sports

• Class helps disabled get back on feet again
• No coach, no problem; women's tennis team rolls
• Comets earn first win of season
• Good idea, but timing will be demise of classic
• New faces equal victory for Comets over visiting Jaguars
• Sports In Brief

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