The Telescope

Monday, April 17, 2006

News

• Community turns out for 60th bash
• Importance of education stressed at migrant event
• Segregation film personal for one Palomar prof.
• Palomar in Brief
• Remembering the good old days
• Retired professor keeps Palomar's history alive
• Honor society inducts 20 new members
• Health Services provides cheap, free care
• Should corporations put profits or people first?
• Telescope staff garners national, state honors

Opinion

• Editorial: 60th anniversary offers college chance to build community support, pride
• All religions deserve respect

Beyond Campus

• Immigration compromise hits snag
• Bush defends declassifying pre-war intelligence

Entertainment

• 'Necessary Targets' hits the mark
• Band falls short of expectations in new album
• Audience sings along in Palomar opera
• Local band has instrumental strength, weak lyrics

Focus

• Flower Power
• Rockin' Cafe
• Honor the planet for Earth Day in San Diego
• Save big money by spending less on little extras
• Shop secondhand to stretch tight student budgets

Sports

• Losing streak continues for Comets
• Comets lock up 21st consecutive title
• Comets cruise to victory with strong pitching
• Back to School
• Sports in Brief

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