The lack of responsibility by some students is appalling. This is not to discredit those students who are responsible, but to raise the awareness of students who are not taking responsibility for themselves.
Last Tuesday, the cash registers in the cafeteria would only allow students to pay in cash.…
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School officials are looking into a proposed plan that outlines a budget of $1.3 million to improve campus safety.
On Oct. 21 Palomar's Strategic Planning Council will be reviewing a plan that focuses on Palomar's emergency preparedness. According to President Robert Deegan, Palomar is well prepared for all sorts of crisis situations if they were to happen, however, the campus isn't one of the best when it comes to handling disasters, according to Deegan and he wants to change that.…
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If passed, Proposition 8 - a proposition on the ballot for the Nov. 4 California General Election - would eliminate the right for same-sex couples to marry.
While the right was previously banned in the state, the Supreme Court of California voted May 15 to allow same-sex marriages in a 4-to-3 decision.…
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This year's election has gained a popularity in a way that past elections have failed to do.
Perhaps it's the now-failing economy, but more likely it is because this is the first time a woman, Hilary Clinton, and a black man, Barack Obama, have been on the ballot for president.…
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This week's financial crisis has shifted attention away from foreign policy in the presidential contest.
Neither candidate has been inspiring in this arena, but we have only two choices. Who can best dig America out from the mess President Bush's policy has made?
John McCain is campaigning on experience; one can only wish Barack Obama had more.…
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