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Palomar International Student Program coordinator Yasue O'Neill steps in for an emotional Ryo Okamoto to finish reading a message written by him for the three victims at the Celebration of Life memorial at Palomar on Sep.19, 2014. Photo: Yoshikazu Yamashita/ The Telescope

Friends of the three international students who were killed in a car crash on Aug. 21 attend the Celebration of Life memorial service at Palomar College on Sept.19, 2014. Photo: Yoshikazu Yamashita/ The Telescope

The 'Celebration of Life' memorial service honoring the three international students killed in a car accident on Aug. 21 was held by the clock tower at 1 p.m. on Sept. 19, 2014. Photo: Yoshikazu Yamashita/ The Telescope

Samantha Swanson, Forward #23, dribbles past the fallen Brianna Lazzarini, Goal Keep #1, from the College of the Desert's visiting team the Roadrunners at Minkoff Field, Paloamar College, Saturday, Sept. 18, 2015. Swanson scores the Commets thrid goal with only 8 minutes left to the second half. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Grace Busby, forward #22, strikes with fierce focus for a penalty kick against College of the Desert's, Roadrunners at Minkoff Field, Palomar College, Friday, Sept. 18, 2015. With only a minute and twnety four seconds left in the game Busby scores the winning goal leaving the team with a final score of 4-2. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Monica Monay, Midfileder and Defense #17, blocks pass attempt against College of the Desert's, Roadrunner, Defense #13, Alexis Wright, at Minkoff Field, Palomar College, Friday, Sept. 18, 2015. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Grace Busby, Forward #22, works a play against College of the Desert's, Roadrunners at Minkoff Field, Palomar College, Friday, Sept. 18, 2015. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Comets Midfileder #10, Melina Heredia, compets head to head with College of the Desert's, Defence player #14, Brianna Alcorn at Minkoff Field, Palomar College, Friday, Sept. 18, 2015. BRandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Kayla Boartright (L), Setter #13, sets up a winning point for Palomarâs team during a Home game, The Dome, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015. Boatright sets up a score for Madison Stark (R), Opposite Hitter #8, which gives Palomar their first point of the game. Brandy Sebastian/the Telescope

Palomar’s Madison Stark, #8, gains air as she complete’s a round-house-serve into play against Grossmont College at a home game, The Dome, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015. Stark contributed with nine kills. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar’s Madison Stark spikes a ball against Grossmont’s blockers Janelle Ayala (L) #16 and Robyn Arthur (C) #1 at a home game, the Dome Sept. 30, 2015. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar’s Madison Stark, #8, spikes a ball against Grossmont’s blockers Janelle Ayala (L) #16 and Robyn Arthur (C) #1 at a home game, the Dome, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar’s women’s volleyball team gathers together during a home game against Grossmont College at the Dome, Sept. 30. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar goes head to head with Grossmont for a home game at the Dome, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2015. Palomar’s Hayley Poueu-Silveyra (CL), Opposite Hitter #7, leaps for a block against Grossmont’s Robyn Arthur (CR) #1. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar’s Hayley Poueu-Silveyra (R), Opposite Hitter #7, spikes an explosive hit against Grossmont College during a home game, the Dome Sept. 30. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Madison Stark, Opposite Hitter #8, gains height while nudging the ball over the net during a home game against Grossmont College, the Dome Sept. 30. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar's forward Mikaela Shannon #34 scores against Santa Anaâs the Dons, Palomar, The Dome, Nov. 5. Comets win 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar forward Lynnzy Troxell #44, reaches for a rebound amongst Santa Ana College players, The Dome, Nov. 5. Troxell scores 8 points and leads with 7 rebonds earning the Comets a win 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar players, Cheyenne Ertz, guard #24, and Lynnzy Troxell, forward # 44, reach for a rebound from a score attempt by Ertz against Santa Ana College, The Dome, Nov. 5, 2015. Comets win 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar team members huddle up during a Santa Ana College time out The Dome, Nov. 5. Comets win 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Quick on her feet, Chelse Ayala #5, guard, saves the almost out of bounds ball against Santa Ana, The Dome, Nov. 5, 2015. Ayala contributes 4 steals against the Dons, the Comets win 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar guard Cheyenne Ertz #24 dribbles around Santa Ana point guard, Tori Liebel #10, The Dome, Nov. 5, 2015. Ertz scores 2 points towards the teams lead 79-49 with 5:32 left in the game, Palomar wins 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar Guard, Tatiana Navarro #12, rushes the court against Santa Ana’s point guard, Tori Liebel #10, The Dome, Nov. 5, 2015. Navarro completes the play adding two points to Palomar’s lead in the third quarter giving them a final score of 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Roshell Lamug #14, guard, scores 2 points against Santa Ana’s point guard, Tori Liebel #10, The Dome, Nov. 5, 2015. Lamug scores 8 points total assisting in a Comets win 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Allie Israel #33, guard, scores a 3 point shot against Santa Ana’s guard, Celia Duran #5, The Dome, Nov. 5, 2015. Comets win 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar guard Ariana Hernandez #4, goes for a 3 point shot giving the Comets a score of 24-16 in the second quarter against Santa Ana College at the Dome, Nov. 5. Hernandez contributed 9 points for a home game win of 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar's forward Mikaela Shannon #34 reaches for the rebound against Santa Ana's Amanda Sanchez #33, to complete an immediate all net shot giving Palomar a 44-29 lead half way through the third quarter against Santa Ana College at the Dome, Nov. 5, 2015. Shannon walks away with a 9 point contribution for a Comets win of 86-60 (1-0). Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Music duo, Michel Doneda (left) and Tatsuya Nakatani (right) perform at the Howard Brubeck Theatre, Palomar College, Nov. 5. Doneda, soprano saxophone player, and Nakatani, percussionist, perform improve style music using shrieking outbursts, microscopic sounds, circular breathing, an arrangement of percussion instruments and hand mades bows. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Tatsuya Nakatani, solo percussionist and music collaborator, performs in a duo with soprano saxophonist, Michel Doneda, at Howard Brubeck Theatre, Palomar College, Nov. 5. Nakatani is an international performer originally from Osaka, Japan whom has released over sixty recordings throughout his solo and collaborative career with the addition of workshops, masterclasses and lectures throughout the USA. Brady Sebastian/The Telescope

Michel Doneda, soprano saxophonist and originally from France, is an internationally respected performer with an extensive musical vocabulary in free improvisation. He is performing in a duo with Tatsuya Nakatani at the Howard Brubeck Theatre, Palomar College, Nov. 5. They will travel through out the U.S. on a multiple state tour with over 50 performances. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

In the second period against visiting San Diego Mesa College Palomar Comet Austin Rizzo #11 rushes the goal attempting to score. Palomar would end up losing 2-1 at home. Seth Jones/The Telescope

Director Annie Hinton for Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind: 30 Plays in 60 Minutes talks before the performance starts at Studio Theatre, Palomar College on Nov 15. Emi Iguchi/ The Telescope

Palomar's midfielder Austin Rizzo #11, and Juan Valtierra, Forward #16, with San Diego Mesa College, fight it out for the last seconds of Palomarâs home game at Minkoff Field, Nov. 10, 2015. Final score 1-2 for a Palomar loss in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar’s, forward Josh Clay #17, San Diego Mesa College’s, Ivan Curiel, Defender #4, battle it out to gain control of the ball for a home game at Minkoff Field, Nov. 10, 2015. Final score 1-2 for a Palomar loss in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar's forward Juan Garcia #14, San Diego Mesa College’s, Bryce Towne, Forward #21, push their way to gain control of the ball for a home game at Minkoff Field, Nov. 10, 2015. Final score 1-2 for a Palomar loss in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar's midfielder Austin Rizzo, #11, and San Diego Mesa College’s Martin Ortega, Forward #5, leap for a header for Palomar’s at Minkoff Field, Nov. 10, 2015. Final score 1-2 for a Palomar loss in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Austin Rizzo, Midfielder #11, strikes the ball for a goal attempt against San Diego Mesa College at Minkoff Field, Palomar, Nov. 10, 2015. Final score 1-2 for a Palomar loss in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Austin Rizzo, Midfielder #11, dribbles the ball down field for his 6th goal attempt against San Diego Mesa College at Minkoff Field, Palomar, Nov. 10, 2015. Final score 1-2 for a Palomar loss in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar midfielder Rizzo #11 fights to get around Mesa's Pedro Godomar, Midfielder #9, for the first goal attempt of a home game at Minkoff Field, Palomar, Nov. 10, 2015. Final score 1-2 for a Palomar loss in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Palomar forward Juan Garcia #14, completes a corner kick during the second half of a home game against San Diego Mesa College at Minkoff Field, Palomar, Nov. 10, 2015. Final score 1-2 for a Palomar loss in the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

The San Marcos Spring Festival was held April 10 along Via Vera Cruz in San Marcos. The festival featured displays from local and nationwide vendors; carnival rides; food vendors, and live music. In it's 24th year year; the festival is hosted by The San Marcos Chamber of Commerce. Stephen Davis/The Telescope

Attendees at the 2016 San Marcos Spring Festival had lots of choices for food and beverages such as this colorful treat. The festival; in it's 24th year; was hosted by the San Marcos Chamber of Commerce featured displays from local and statewide vendors; carnival rides; local talent, food vendors, and live music. The festival was held along Via Vera Cruz in San Marcos. Stephen Davis/The Telescope

Palomar College Communications Assistant Dianna Trujillo (left) speaks with a festival goer at the 24th Annual San Marcos Spring Festival on April 10 in San Marcos. Palomar College's NCEOC and the Dance Team were also on hand at the festival. Stephen Davis/The Telescope

San Marcos resident Mike Stansbury gets a haircut by JR of JR's Barber Shop at the San Marcos Spring Festival on April 10. The festival, in it's 24th year, was held on Via Vera Crus in San Marcos and had entertainment, games for kids as well as food and merchandise vendors. Stephen Davis/The Telescope

Signs and banners placed in front of booths help guide students at the Student Union on Aug. 23. Palomar College is holding the Week of Welcome event at it's San Marcos campus to greet and provide valuable information for new and returning students. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Construction employees work on the new Palomar Library/Learning Resource Center across from the H building during the first week of classes, Aug. 23. Zachary Maxwell/The Telescope

Construction employees work on the new Palomar Library/Learning Resource Center across from the H building during the first week of classes, Aug. 23. Zachary Maxwell/The Telescope

Construction of Palomar's new Library/Learning Resource Center is still underway on Aug 24. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Tom Stanley, a 25 year old Multi-media Design major at Palomar College explains on Aug. 24 that he is a level 19 Pokemon Go Master, but has not yet been able to catch them all. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Davin Lemon-Rodriguez, a 19 year old Business Marketing major at Palomar who is a Level 45 Pokemon Go Master. Lemon-Rodriguez explains that he hasn't caught them all yet, but is in the process of getting them all. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Malavai Taylor, a 19 year old Nursing major at Palomar College explains on Aug. 24 that he is a level 40 Pokemon Go Master who has not been able to catch them all. Taylor says that his favorite character is Charizard. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Palomar Students Pokemon Go

Palomar Students Pokemon Go

Palomar Nursing major Marie Day, a 33 year old , says that she loves all the Pokemon Go characters, but has not yet been able to catch them all. Aug. 24 Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Palomar Students Malavai Taylor (left) and Davin Lemon-Rodriguez (right), are both Pokemon Go Masters that have not caught them all. Aug. 24. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Palomar Students Pokemon Go

Palomar Students Pokemon Go

Palomar attacker Jazmin Handorf (6) gets ready to pass the ball through Southwestern's defense during the Sept.26 game at Wallace Memorial Pool. Palomar defeated Southwestern 19-1. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Cadets Heidrich and Applegate take a moment between activities at Palomar's Fire Academy on Sept 30. Christopher Jones / The Telescope

Palomar's Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band practice their program Winds of Change on Oct. 11. The show will be opening on Oct. 21 at the Howard Bruck Theatre. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Ryan Pipes practices cutting a roof with a chainsaw on Sept. 27 at the Palomar College Public Safety Training Center. Cam Buker/The Telescope

Palomar Goalkeeper Rosa Lopez saves against Pasadena College during the game at Minkoff Field on September 7. Liying Xiong/The Telescope

Seika Naratsuru defends the ball against Pasadena College at Minkoff Field on Sept. 7. Liying Xiong/The Telescope

Palomar College Science Technician Tony Kopec explains to students and faculty gathered around the monitor what is occuring as the moon passes in front of the sun. Palomar Natural Science Department has telescopes on the roof which reflect the eclipse down to the first floor on to monitors during the eclipse on Oct 23, 2014. Photo: Paul Nelson | The Telescope

The gallery opening and reception fills with the hustle and bustle of students and faculty from local colleges at the group exhibition âSharp Contrastâ at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. Ten artists from San Diego and Los Angeles are showcased at the exhibition the drawing survey consists of chalk, oil pastel, pencil, ink, and acrylic on a variety of substrate. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

With audience interaction, "Too much light makes the baby go blind" tries to go through thirty, two minute plays within one hour at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

(Forefront) "Lichtenchelle" by Michelle Hauswirth is one of the many art pieces on display at the Boehm Gallery at the Annual Faculty Exhibition, Palomar College, San Marcos, December 2; 2015; Patty Hayton/The Telescope

The last beam for the new Library/Learning Resource Center was on display at the Topping Out Ceremony held on July 28 in the main walkway infront of the construction site. Everyone in attendance was encouraged to sign the beam before it was hoisted up and bolted into it's final spot. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Trevor (declined last name), 18, N/A: “granted she gives me the eeby jeebiez, and she isn’t warm and fuzzy but Bernie supports her and I supported Bernie.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

Telescope reflection tube and mirrors on Oct. 23, 2014 in the NS building. The telescope on the roof reflects the eclipse down the tube to the first floor into the mirrors. Photo: Paul Nelson | The Telescope

Palomar student Mireya Montoya (left) watches over construction build for the new Library with her children Jimena 8-yrs (middle) and Andre Sanchez 10-yrs (right) on Aug. 18. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

The gallery opening and reception fills with a multitude of students and faculty from local colleges for the group exhibition “Sharp Contrast” at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. Ten artists from San Diego and Los Angeles are showcased at the exhibition the drawing survey consists of chalk, oil pastel, pencil, ink, and acrylic on a variety of substrate. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

(L-R)Colette Culbetson and Kofi Ofori. teach us how to make war in one of the skits from the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Photography instructors Amy Caterina and Donna Cosentino discuss the art at the Annual Art & Photography Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery at Palomar College, San Marcos on Wed. Dec. 2, 2015 Patty Hayton/The Telescope

Palomar College Superintendant/President Dr. Joi Lin Blake gives a speech during the Topping Out Ceremony held at the San Marcos campus on July 28. The Ceremony was commemorating the construction of Palomar's new Library/Learning Resource Center by hoisiting up the last beam and bolting it into place. The new expected completion date is June of 2018. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Aidan Johnson, 18, English: “Because I don’t want Trump to win.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

A screen projects an image of the sun, as seen through the solar telescope, on Oct. 23, 2014 in the NS building. Photo: Paul Nelson | The Telescope

Marisol Rendon is positioned between her two works for the group exhibition “Sharp Contrast” at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. The Opening Reception showcased artists from San Diego and Los Angeles, most works consisted of chalk, oil pastel, pencil, ink, and acrylic on a variety of substrate. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Bayani Decastro jr. picks the next play to perform as called out by the audiance at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Photography student Hank Harrington and photography instructor Will Gibson have a conversation about one of the many art pieces ay this years Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Dec. 2. Patty Hayton/The Telescope

Palomar College Library Manager Connie Steerling gives a speech during the Topping Out Ceremony held at the San Marcos campus on July 28. The Ceremony was commemorating the construction of Palomar's new Library/Learning Resource Center by hoisiting up the last beam and bolting it into place. The new expected completion date is June of 2018. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Weather forecast for the week of Aug. 22 at Palomar College. Kayla Rambo/The Telescope

Terrell Arnold, 21, Sociology: “Because either way you vote your still making a bad choice.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

Professor Mark Lane views the eclipse through the telescope on Oct. 23, 2014 on the roof of the NS building. Photo: Paul Nelson | The Telescope

Robert Nelson (left) discusses his thought process with Palomar Student Claudia (right) Castillo during the group exhibition “Sharp Contrast” at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. Nelson has ten pieces in the show and is one of the few artist that displays bold saturated juxtaposed colors. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

(L-R) Colette Culbetson and Kofi Ofori teach us hos to make war in one of the skits from the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Palomar photography instructors Will Gibson and Melinda Finn stop to discuss the many faces of the paintings of emotions by Vicki Walsh at the Annual Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, San Marcos. Dec. 2. Patty Hayton/The Telescope

Dennis Astl Manager of Construction and Facilities Planning at Palomar College gives a speech during the Topping Out Ceremony held at the San Marcos campus on July 28. The Ceremony was commemorating the construction of Palomar's new Library/Learning Resource Center by hoisiting up the last beam and bolting it into place. The new expected completion date is June of 2018. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Ryan Adams, 19, Firetech: “Lesser of both evils.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

View of the solar eclipse through the telescope eye piece on Oct. 23, 2014 on the roof of the NS building. Photo: Paul Nelson | The Telescope

Palomar incoming freshman Crystal Diaz, 18, radiology major, escapes the summer heat in the shadows of the Humanities building while waiting for her English 50 class Aug. 19, 2015 Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Patrick Shields, an architect professor, stands in front of four out of five of his works showcased for the group exhibition “Sharp Contrast” at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. Shields work in the show is ink on paper and orchestrates structure and fluidity of math, science and art. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

(L-R) Kofi Ofori and Bayani Decastro jr. have serious fears in one of the skits from the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

(l-R) David Sanchez and Victor F Chazez l look through the many art pieces on display and stops to discuss a photograph by Melinda Finn at the Annual Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College Dec. 2; 2015. Patty Hayton/The Telescope

Gilbane's Executive Project Manager Alex Alon gives a speech during the Topping Out Ceremony which was held on the San Marcos campus July 28. The Ceremony was commemorating the construction of Palomar's new Library/Learning Resource Center by hoisiting the last beam and bolting it into it's final place. The expected completion date is June of 2018. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Sandra Padilla, 18, Pschology, “I don’t even know, It is just the help she wants to give students and women.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

The solar eclipse on Oct. 23, 2014 outside the NS building. Photo: Paul Nelson | The Telescope

The gallery opening and reception fills with a multitude of students and faculty from local colleges for the group exhibition “Sharp Contrast” at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. Ten artists from San Diego and Los Angeles are showcased at the exhibition the drawing survey consists of chalk, oil pastel, pencil, ink, and acrylic on a variety of substrate. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

(L-R) Bayani Decastro jr. and audience member have a real blind date in one of the skits from the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Helen Thomas stops to admire a palladium prints by Donna Cosentino at the Annual Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Dec. 2; 2015. Patty Hayton/The Telescope

“Smiley” Perez, 18, EMT program: “Donald Trump because Hillary seems more corrupt.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

Clayton Llewellyn (far left), professor at MiraCosta College, catches up with artists and colleagues at the group exhibition “Sharp Contrast” at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. Xuchi Eggleton (left center) snaps a quick photo while show artist and husband Josh Eggleton (right center) and fellow exhibitor Robert Nelson (far right) converse with Llewellyn. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

(L-R) Kofi Ofori and Bayani Decastro jr. have serious fears in one of the skits from the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Mirra Marchuk and Peter Phillips check out the ice cream sculpture by Wes French at the Annual Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar CollegE Dec. 2; 2015. Patty Hayton/The Telescope

Palomar College Superintendant/President Dr. Joi Lin Blake (3rd from left) along with members of the Palomar College faculty gather for a commerative phoptograph prior to signing the Library/Learning Resource Center's final beam on July 28. Following the signing, the beam was then hoisted and bolted into the structure. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Jackson Norwood, 19, Communications: “I just agree with his policies.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

John Eggleton is one of the artist for the group exhibition “Sharp Contrast” at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. The Opening Reception showcased artists from San Diego and Los Angeles, most works consisted of chalk, oil pastel, pencil, ink, and acrylic on a variety of substrate. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

(L-R) Chad Theriault and Natasha Viloria have their differences in one of the skits from the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

The Walters family looks through the many art pieces on display and stops to admire a photograph by Will Gibson at the Annual Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College. Dec. 2, 2015. Patty Hayton/The Telescope

Dennis Astl Manager of Construction and Facilities Planning at Palomar College signs the final beam before it was hoisted and bolted into the new Library/Learning Resource Center during the Topping Out Ceremony held on July 28 at the San Marcos campus. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Myron Crowe, 22, Theater Arts: “Because I don’t believe he is able to run a country.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

John Brouwer (left) shares with his mother Grace (right) what he enjoys about the featured artists work at the group exhibition “Sharp Contrast” at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. John, student at Palomar with mother, talks about how he loves the skulls that are part of Josh Eggleton’s work. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

(L-R) Garrrtt Sander kills himself for his director while Delaney Dietrich can do know wrong in one of the skits from the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Mira Marchuk puzzles over a beautiful glass piece with a secret inside at the Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, San Marcos, December 2; 2015; Patty Hayton/The Telescope

Palomar College Library Co-Chair Marlene Forney signs the final beam before it was hoisted and bolted into the new Library/Learning Resource Center during the Topping Out Ceremony held on July 28 at the San Marcos campus. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Eric Weaver, 21, drafting technologies: “to avoid having a thief and a murderer as the representative leader of our nation.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

Ingram Ober (second from right), gallery director and Palomar professor, discusses show works and technique at the group exhibition “Sharp Contrast” at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015. Claudia Castillo and Shawn Vander-Ploeg (left to right), Palomar students, listen on while Ober speaks with Lily Glass (third from left), Department Chair of the Art Department, and Sarah Lanting (far right), ASL interpreter at Palomar. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Scholars, students and actors gather at the Black Box Theater following the evenings performance, “The Good Person of Setzuan”, in a “Coffee Talk” discussion of theories and ideas hidden within the play, Palomar College, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015. Brandy Sebastian/the Telescope

Bayani Dietrich jr. begins a new skit from the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

In the forefront, two glass and mixed media pieces by Michael Hernandez from a room filled with a many different mediums of art at the opening reception of the Annual Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, San Marcos. December 2; 2015; Patty Hayton/The Telescope

CIS crew member Kent Scarfer signs the final beam before it was hoisted and bolted into the new Library/Learning Resource Center during the Topping Out Ceremony held on July 28 at the San Marcos campus. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Week1.13Veteran student Dennis Evey and his service dog Mae gather information at the Veteran Service booth on Aug. 23. Palomar College is holding the Week of Welcome event at it's San Marcos campus to greet and provide valuable information for new and returning students. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

Reo Talcott, 18, Computer Science: “I am not happy with either candidate to be honest.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

Actress Ingrid Trovao that played the role of Shui Ta and Shen Te speaks during the Coffee Talk in the Black Box Theater following the evening performance, “The Good Person of Setzuan”, in a “Coffee Talk” discussion of theories and ideas hidden within the play on Oct. 8, 2015. Brandy Sebastian/the Telescope

Roxanne Reed fists clenched, as she acts out in one the skits about loves in and outs. From the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Paul Helling and Jessica Dugger look through a book illustrated by Lori Mitchell at the Annual Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, San Marcos, December 2; 2015; Patty Hayton/The Telescope

Zach Porter, 26, English: “I like to think about things until the very last minute.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

Michael Mufson, director, leads the “Coffee Talk” discussion following the performance of “The Good Person of Setzuan” at the Black Box Theater Palomar College, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015. Mufson opens the doors to scholars, students and the actors to converse about what the play means and what the writer, Bertolt Brecht, is trying to say. Brandy Sebastian/the Telescope

Bayani Decastro jr. picks the next play to perform as called out by the audiance at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

The room is filled with many different mediums of art at the opening reception of the Annual Faculty Exhibition at the Boehm Gallery, Palomar College, San Marcos, December 2; 2015; Patty Hayton/The Telescope

Gilbane's Executive Project Manager Alex Along and fellow construction worker from CIS sign the final beam before it was hoisted and bolted into the new Library/Learning Resource Center during the Topping Out Ceremony held on July 28 at the San Marcos campus. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

William Avina, 22, Psychology: “Be cool to have a female president.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

Garrett Sanders acts in one of 30 skits from the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Robert Torres admires a work by Hellen Wilson at the opening of the Faculty Show, "Ripe". Palomar College, San Marcos, Wednesday evening 6pm December 2.2015 Patty Hayton/The Telescope

Alexander Galindo, n/a, Biochem: “Because anyone would be better.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

(L-R) Cayden Berry and Roxxanne Reed have their differences in one of the skits from the play "Too much light makes the baby go blind" at a dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Annual Art and Photography Faculty Exhibition

Odalis Mancilla, 19, Sociology: “Because I don’t think either candidate has what this country needs right now.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

The Cast of "Too much light makes the baby go blind" ends a succesful dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Karen Luna, 18, Preschool teacher: “Hillary because it would be amazing to have a female president and Trump scares me.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

The Cast of "Too much light makes the baby go blind" ends a succesful dress rehearsal Thursday evening at Palomar College Nov. 12. Patty Hayton / The Telescope

Claribel, 19, Business: “Because my family and I feel threatened by Trump and I am personally against abortion and Hillary is for it.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

Catherine (declined), 20, n/a: “I’m voting for Hillary for both my physical and mental wellbeing.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

Former Palomar professor, Colin McAllister, warms up during sound check prior to Concert Hour at Palomar’s performance lab on Oct. 1, 2015. McAllister a guitarist, conductor and historian, holds a Ph.D of Musical Arts from UCSD. Brandy Sebastian/the Telescope

Courtney Lavelle, 19, psychology “I don't know that much about politics and feel I shouldn't vote without knowing what's going on.” Cam Buker/The Telescope

Guitar Duo, Derek Keller (L) and Colin McAllister (R) complete a sound check for Concert Hour at Palomar’s performance lab on Oct. 1, 2015. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Mohajer Shakouri, 19, BusinessAgainst the Baha'i faith to participate in politics. Cam Buker/The Telescope

Guitar Duo, Derek Keller (L) and Colin McAllister (R) warm up for Concert Hour at Palomar’s performance lab on Oct. 1, 2015. The Duo’s music includes an eclectic array of Rennisance, Brazilian and Contemporary. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

Samantha Pawlack, 18, General Education Cam Buker/The Telescope

John Opferkuch (left) on the piano and Gunnar Biggs (right) playing bass for Palomar College's Concert Series at the Howard Brubeck Theatre on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015. Brandy Sebastian/The Telescope

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