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Griselda Garcia

Griselda Garcia, Photo Editor

Griselda Garcia is the Photo Editor for the Telescope. She hopes to transfer to San Francisco State and become a photojournalist. In her free time, she likes to crochet and play video games. 

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Star Rivera-Lacey, la presidenta de Palomar College, muestra un gesto de aprobación en una ceremonia de firma de vigas en el Centro de Educación Fallbrook de Palomar College el 1 de octubre de 2025.

La presidenta Rivera-Lacey partirá hacia el puesto de RCCD antes de que finalice el año

Griselda Garcia and Evelyn Galan Acevedo (Traductora)
November 6, 2025
Star Rivera-Lacey smiles and gives a thumbs-up at a beam-signing ceremony at Palomar College’s Fallbrook Education Center construction site, with workers in safety vests and hard hats and orange barricades in the background.

President Rivera-Lacey to depart for RCCD post before year’s end

Griselda Garcia, Photo Editor
November 4, 2025
La presidenta de Palomar College, Star Rivera-Lacey, habla en la ceremonia de firma de vigas y culminación del centro de Fallbrook el 1 de octubre de 2025.

[Photo] La presidenta de Palomar busca un nuevo puesto mientras aumentan las críticas

Evelyn Galan Acevedo (Traductora) and Weston Metzger
October 31, 2025
Palomar College President Star Rivera-Lacey speaks at the Fallbrook Center beam signing and topping off ceremony on Oct. 1, 2025.

[Photo] Palomar president pursues new post while criticism mounts

Evelyn Galan Acevedo and Weston Metzger
October 30, 2025
Movie poster for "Black Phone 2" (Blumhouse)

‘Black Phone 2’ turns every dream into a call you don’t want to answer

Griselda Garcia, Photo Editor
October 22, 2025
La fideicomisaria Holly Hamilton-Bleakley habla durante la discusión de la Política 3000 en la reunión de la Junta Directiva de Palomar College, mientras la fideicomisaria Yvette Acosta observa, el 14 de octubre de 2025, en San Marcos.

[Photo] Dentro de la Junta Directiva de Octubre

Victoria Gudmundson and Evelyn Galan Acevedo (Traductora)
October 19, 2025
A crowd of people is holding up signs as they protest along Carlsbad Boulevard.

[Photo] Over 10,000 gathered in Carlsbad for ‘No Kings’ protest

Elizabeth Aguilar, News Editor
October 19, 2025
Una sudadera de Palomar College que incluye el logo de HSI expuesta el 9 de octubre de 2025 en la librería de Palomar College en San Marcos.

Los recortes en la financiación de las Instituciones que Sirven a Hispanos ponen en peligro los programas de Palomar

Griselda Garcia and Evelyn Galan Acevedo (Traductora)
October 18, 2025
Baseball pitcher in a white uniform winds up to throw a pitch from the mound during a game on a sunny day.

Fall-ball scrimmage displays what’s to come for Palomar baseball

Tanner Hayes, Griselda Garcia, and Lexi Thurman
October 17, 2025
A baseball player in a white Palomar uniform has his body twisted as he has already pitched the ball.

Jaqueline Kaiser (derecha) expresa su opinión sobre la eliminación de la Política 3000 de la Junta Directiva con Holly Hamilton-Bleakley (centro, de verde) en la reunión de la Junta Directiva del 14 de octubre.

[Photo] La junta de Palomar retira la póliza antirracismo tras un debate acalorado

Elizabeth Aguilar and Gasmine Gonzalez (Traductora)
October 16, 2025
Holly Hamilton-Bleakley sits at a table during the Palomar College Governing Board meeting, listening as trustees discuss Board Policy 3000 in San Marcos, Calif.

[Photo] Inside the October Governing Board Meeting

October 15, 2025
Jaqueline Kaiser expresses her thoughts on the removal of BP 3000 at the governing board meeting on Oct. 14.

[Photo] Palomar board removes anti-racism policy after heated debate

Elizabeth Aguilar, News Editor
October 15, 2025
A Palomar College Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) sweatshirt hangs on display on Oct. 9, 2025 at the Palomar College Bookstore in San Marcos.

Hispanic-Serving Institution funding cuts place Palomar programs at risk

Griselda Garcia, Photo Editor
October 11, 2025
Los miembros de CCE y PFF se unieron en solidaridad en el Rally de Solidaridad COLA el 7 de octubre de 2025, en el Colegio Palomar.

[Photo] Los problemas de personal de Palomar se trasladan a la plaza pública

October 7, 2025
Los miembros de CCE y PFF se unieron en solidaridad en el Rally de Solidaridad COLA el 7 de octubre de 2025, en el Colegio Palomar.

[Photo] Los problemas de personal de Palomar se trasladan a la plaza pública

Weston Metzger and Evelyn Galan Acevedo (Traductora)
October 7, 2025
Jenna Kruhmin, Vice President of Membership, leads the Council of Classified Employees through campus at Palomar College in San Marcos on Oct. 7, 2025. The group marched from the Clock Tower to the Library to bring awareness to workplace issues. Photo credit: Johnston Skinner

Gallery: Solidarity COLA Rally

Griselda Garcia, Nicholas Sanchez, Johnston Skinner, and Tomas Hollis
October 7, 2025
Empleados clasificados sostienen carteles que dicen “Respeten nuestro trabajo, respeten nuestro valor” durante la reunión de la Junta Directiva de Palomar College el 9 de septiembre de 2025.

[Photo] Los empleados clasificados planean una manifestación mientras continúan las negociaciones sobre el COLA

Victoria Gudmundson and Elizabeth Aguilar (Traductora)
October 7, 2025
Will Darlymple, co-president of Palomar Faculty Federation, and Anel Gonzalez, the president of the Council of Classified Employees, speaking to the crowd before marching to the Library on Oct. 7, 2025, at Palomar College. CCE hosted a rally to bring awareness to the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). Photo credit: Griselda Garcia

From left to right: Patti Serafin and Leann Pell, retired CCE members, chant in solidarity at the CCE Rally on Oct.7 at Palomar College. Photo credit: Griselda Garcia

Anthony Solis, CFT field representative, leads the crowd in a chant outside palomar College's Library on Oct. 7. Photo credit: Griselda Garcia

CCE and PFF members stand in solidarity at the Solidarity COLA Rally on Oct. 7, 2025, at Palomar College.

[Photo] Palomar staffing issues spill into the public square

Weston Metzger, Staff Writer
October 7, 2025
Jena Kruhmin, the CCE vice president, leads the COLA awareness rally on Oct.7 at Palomar College. Photo credit: Griselda Garcia

A woman in a green CCE shirt reads from notes at a podium as a packed audience sits behind her.

Close view of attendees in green shirts; one person holds a red-and-cream sign that reads “Respect Our Work, Respect Our Worth.”

[Photo] Classified employees plan rally as COLA talks continue

October 5, 2025
Close view of attendees in green shirts; one person holds a red-and-cream sign that reads “Respect Our Work, Respect Our Worth.”

[Photo] Classified employees plan rally as COLA talks continue

Victoria Gudmundson, Editor-in-Chief
October 5, 2025
Taylor Devaney (#16) in black, has the soccerball and is surrounded by two Grossmont players in white, who are trying to steal the ball from Devaney.

Gallery: Palomar’s Women’s Soccer ends the game in a tie against Grossmont

Griselda Garcia, Photo Editor
October 4, 2025
Palomar's Lizzy Cook (#25) in black, attempts to pass the ball while Grossmont's Allie Huntsman (#15) in white, blocks the pass.

Nathalie Mancilla (#0) kicks the ball to her nearby teammates. Wearing a yellow uniform with blue gloves as she is the goalie for the Palomar Women's soccer team.

Nataly Cisneros (#3) in black, and Danielle Hixson (#5) in white, are side by side, trying to steal the soccer ball from one another.

Sydney Kemp (#2) and Sophia Federick (#12), both in black, are surrounded by players in white uniforms from Grossmont College as they try to retrieve the soccer ball after a corner kick.

Keela Farnum (#13) in black is kicking the ball to a nearby teammate who is not shown.

Palomar's Emma Gryn (#8) in black is running towards Grossmont's Aubrey Zerkle (#7) in white, attempting to retrieve the soccer ball.

Karlena Tamayo (#19) in black kicks the ball to her teammates near the goal.

From left to right: Exia Albistegui-DuBois as Princess Dragomiroff, Jaqueline Almaraz as Greta Ohlsson, Yordi Refugio as Hector McQueen, Sean Zukowski as Monsieur Bouc, and Spencer Rogow as Hercule Poirot rehearsal before opening night of the Murder on the Orient Express on Oct.2 at Palomar College. The play will run from Oct 3-12 at the Howard Brubeck Theater.

[Photo] ‘Murder on the Orient Express’ is a first-class ride of suspense and style

Victoria Gudmundson, Editor-in-Chief
October 4, 2025
Jacqueline Kaiser, Mark Evilsizer, Star Rivera-Lacy, Roberto Rodriguez, and Ariel Fridman stand behind the signed white beam and pose with pens as if they are signing.

[Photo] Fallbrook Education Center topping-off marks a two-decade journey

Victoria Gudmundson, Editor-in-Chief
October 2, 2025
Goalkeeper Mitchell Peyton (#1) is jumping out of the water and is looking towards the red and yellow ball as it goes past the goal.

Gallery: Women’s and men’s Water Polo teams make a splash against Crafton Hills

Evan Odom and Griselda Garcia
September 20, 2025
Cisilya Martinez (#7) attempts to score a goal in the second half of the game, with Palomar in the lead against Imperial Valley on Sept. 16, 2025, at Minkoff Field.

[Photo] Palomar women’s soccer routs Imperial Valley 10-1

Tanner Hayes, Sports Editor
September 18, 2025
At the center of the image is Alex Doyle Bauer is an Outreach Librarian for the San Marcos Campus and an associate professor. She has blond hair and is wearing it in a ponytail. She is smiling with her head tilted. Bauer is wearing a white dress-up shirt with black and yellow flowers.

[Photo] Palomar librarian takes a stand against censorship

Evelyn Galan Acevedo, Multimedia Editor
September 16, 2025
2,977 pequeñas banderas estadounidenses fueron colocadas en el césped del Student Union en Palomar College el 11 de septiembre de 2025, simbolizando las vidas perdidas el 11 de septiembre de 2001.

[Photo] Los Servicios para Veteranos de Palomar mantienen viva la conmemoración del Día del Patriota

Tanner Hayes and Elizabeth Aguilar (Traductora)
September 12, 2025
The Flags at Palomar College will be at half-mast for one week to honor Charlie Kirk on Sept. 11, 2025, at the Student Lawn.

[Photo] Charlie Kirk's death highlights the cost of polarization

September 12, 2025
The movie poster of "The Conjuring: Last Rites" (Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.)

‘Last Rites’ Is The Conjuring’s haunting goodbye

Griselda Garcia, Photo Editor
September 12, 2025
Personas entre la multitud sosteniendo carteles con el lema "RESPETEN NUESTRO TRABAJO" durante la reunión de la junta directiva celebrada el 10 de septiembre de 2025.

[Photo] Dentro de la junta directiva de Septiembre en Palomar

Victoria Gudmundson and Gasmine Gonzalez (Traductora)
September 11, 2025
2,977 Small American flags were placed on the lawn, symbolizing the lives lost on September 11, 2001, at the student union lawn at Palomar College on September 11, 2025.

[Photo] Palomar Veterans Services keeps Patriot Day remembrance alive

Tanner Hayes, Sports Editor
September 11, 2025
From left to right: Nahum Palacios (#5) from Santiago Canyon College is wearing a white uniform with blue cleats. He has his right arm out behind him and his right leg out in front of him as he tries to steal the white and yellow soccer ball from Palomar's Jakub Kozlowski (#9). Kozlowski is wearing a red and black uniform and has his right foot protecting the soccer ball.

[Photo] Palomar men’s soccer stunned in scoreless draw to Santiago Canyon

Tanner Hayes, Sports Editor
September 11, 2025
People in the crowd holding up "RESPECT OUR WORK" flyers during the governing board meeting on September 10, 2025

[Photo] Inside the September Palomar Governing Board meeting

Victoria Gudmundson, Editor-in-chief
September 11, 2025
McKynley McCulloch (#14) has her left arm in the air with a red and yellow striped ball, looking for a teammate to pass it to.

Gallery:Palomar women’s water polo blows competition out of the water

Griselda Garcia, Photo Editor
September 10, 2025
Tessa Ferragamo (#15) dribbles the yellow and red striped ball across the pool in the first quarter of the Comets second game against Mt.San Antonio of the Women's Water Polo mini tournament on Sept. 5, 2025.

(#12) Malia Hanss retrieves the ball after blocking a pass from a Cerritos College player. Hanss scored four points for Palomar during the first game of the mini tournament.

Renne Provencal (#8) has a yellow and red ball in her right hand as she passes the ball to a nearby teammate. At the same time, a player from the opposing team swims her way towards Provencal during the Women's Water Polo Mini Tournament on Sept.5, 2025, at Palomar College.

From left to right: Kaylin Mihelich(#6), Savannah Walker(#1), and Malia Hanss(#12) block a goal attempt from a Cerritos College player on Sept,5,2025, at Palomar College.

(#14) McKynley McCulloch from Palomar's Water Polo team has her arm up in the air with the red and yellow striped ball in her hand, preparing to throw the ball to a nearby player. In contrast (#9), Monserrat Rodriguez from Cerritos College attempts to block McCulloch's pass at the Women's Mini Water Polo Tournament on Sept. 5 at Palomar College.

Goalie, Savannah Walker (#1) from Palomar's Women's Water Polo team is in the pool with both hands in the air, blocking the red and yellow striped ball during the second quarter of the game against Cerritos College.

Dana Moore (#11) jumps after getting the ball past Jazelle Magallanes from the East LA Huskies.

Gallery: Palomar’s women’s Soccer sweeps the East LA Huskies

Griselda Garcia, Photo Editor
September 3, 2025
Keela Farnum (#29) passes the ball to a teammate as she gains possession of the ball away from the opposing team.

Eva Lopez (#19) is dribbling the ball after her teammate, Lizzy Cook (21), passes it to her. Fatima Vasquez (#16) and Trish Calancha (#10) run towards Lopez to steal the ball from her.

Hailey Perez (#17) is shown with a red Palomar uniform, and her right leg is moving back as she prepares to kick the ball, while Haolani Veana (#25) and Brianna Gamon (#2) from the East LA Huskies are trying to retrieve the ball. Perez makes a goal here during the second half of the game.

Mia Magana (12) is passing the ball to a teammate who is closer to the goal. Alongside her is a player from the Los Angeles Huskies.

Palomar's Madison White (#27) and East LA's Wendy Zuniga (#13) run while they watch the ball coming down from the air after the Huskies kicked it.

Taylor Devaney (#16) is playing with a brace on her left leg. She is kicking the ball to teammates who are close by to try to make a goal. Next to her is a player from the opposing team watching as the ball flies through the air after being kicked.

Lizzy Cook has a red Palomar uniform with a twenty-one on her shirt. She kicks the ball, scoring a goal during the first half of the game against the East La Huskies. Beside her is an East LA Huskies player wearing a white uniform with a green number two on her shirt trying to take the ball away from Lizzy.

Midfeilder, Naomi Allen (#24), is behind East LA Huskies Sandy Padron (#22), trying to get the ball while Padron is in the air watching the incoming ball, and #32 Jacky Gallardo is beside them, trying to keep the ball away from Allen.

Palomar player number 6 in a red uniform falls over a diving Ventura player in white attempting to dodge and surrounded by other players from both teams.

[Photo] Comets come up short against Ventura with a final score of 32-21

Elizabeth Aguilar, News Editor
August 31, 2025
Naomi Allen is dribbling the ball away from Palomar's side of the field while a player from San Bernardino Valley is running closely beside her, trying to take the ball away.

[Photo] Palomar rookies score in 4-2 loss for women’s soccer

Tanner Hayes, Sports Editor
August 28, 2025
Midfielder #10 Felix Hamm running to retrieve the ball from San Bernardino Valley player.

[Photo] Palomar men’s soccer falls to San Bernardino Valley, 4-2

Tanner Hayes, Sports Editor
August 27, 2025
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