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-·uos'C s o f the coll cr, c, the nen r,· i ll lunch on the car.1:;us 1 1 f · 1· t · · pro.c;ram 1.· s a 1 so p 1 a n ne d _f'cr a vo u r O ..i. s e.c1oo ct c l 1. 1.es.

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1 :L hi s S? l"' in::: in.s t itute is ) a rt of 'C ~1s 0 n n Die .....r o countv·.. t e ac11or s ' Cafet eria Closed in- tr n inin:; _)rO::_'; r am , r:hi ch is he ld p v 0 ~ ... a 1 t l" ..,,,., n s '1 -: r a r..

Because of the luncheon a nd .::,) prep a rations to be n ade, the c a feteria will bo closed to stude nts 1h o l a t e st m o e tin~ was bro~:! edn e sday. ken up in to t wo se ssions.

The ~ orn in ~ s e ssion con si st ed of a At 1 p.m. the KniGhts r: ill l e e ture by P i e rre Van .?a s s en, '1.-re ll _,rn cnNn a utll. or of th e bos t s c ll i n r· b ec in cond uctinc s mall croups of 11 n ov e l Da'.r s o f Our Ye ars". ·Tho '·· the visitor s a b out t he campu s and ., II • ,.. thl.. Ol.J. ~_~l:~ v a rious classes.

It is te x t of h is l e c tur o 1.va s A I;evl 11 p l:.:rnr..cd to :1r~ v e t he :~ otari an c;rou:ps Da~r i s Co:nin : ·.

It was foc u.s ed on broU[':ht into t h 8 cl o. sses, intPot he i s s u es involvin ~ in t ocl'~:t c :~ d t o t l'le m·s t rue t or s and shown ria""' s ' ba tt 1 e of :l. de o 1 .= i o s , from ,~.ls . . . t' d. t t t~1 e equi )Y:1ont o f the school. ou n GX)C rl onc o Wl Jn 1c a eri a l a 1J.d r. Pbi t ra r>y f or·l-:1s o f c o ve:r n Offici a ls .e x :) r es s ed hop e tha t mo n t . I ~ e c av e o. _Jene t ratin~: b u t ' ri l.SCO U "~'">a ,__ l•n("<' a· " '"' 1~.~' rsl-·<=' o .1·':"' t ~_l- e t h e stud e nts a nd facult y will do (J (..

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'It.e high sniri t and enthusiPsm ex~ressed by the students at the student body assembly, Feb:-cuary 21, reinforced the feeling of hope in the hearts of those to wbom the s·..1cccss of Palomar Cc J.I2 g e is i.m-o:>rtant e .A. :1E~ al · .}_ y complete renresent ::,.tl.on of the student body, by ~\ ro+-e dafinitely felt .A,.; l ~•,,-r"''-y V' a m _:l~ tha t the:{ vranted. to support studEnt ac t iviti.es and to have an annne.l c L l

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Is it that we sit back and plan what we should do, but are not willing to take action in order to meet our goal?

Our student leaders, along with faculty advisors, have worked· very hard to increase the interest in college activities, ~rhile many of those usually dissatisfied with things as they are) just s:it back and wait to be entertained.

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS March 12: Joint meeting of all boards of governors for the Northern Sa ~ Diego County. On campus. 6:30p,m v in the Student Lounge.

March 13: Milton Mayer, autho~ educator, consultant . for Great Books . tl l"f1h c e ue:""nlO!l F oundation, T.onlc: on the Mount. 17 ...,ric> ta Hccre a ticiJ Center. 8:00 n fim Pu·: ;Jic i.nv'J_ tc d , J. ....

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On camnus • Lunchec:n ln St~J ( cnt Lou~g8 12 no on • T•J u r o? cam ~-- '})::~ . J -~' ~ rn , Regular mo nthly "' 1 ° ~ ;- ..: n ·o f the Palomar Boarci of r ·, ~,..v p-·1·· ·! , \ ·)· r · ~ .

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in the general opeli:ttio~.l of' the student book store :uls be e n an1.1.ounced by the Associated Stud ent Body.

Pr.i.marily the change affects ~:he ·:):. . fi ce staff and is not ex·-:-.~6 c -~- d ~ to interfere with the sales ~ rc8e · :~ !8 or past policies of the t

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The group also decided orl card sales, dropping the yearboo~ from the agenda because the sale of 100 student boey 0ards hnd not been realized. lt was e~ groAcl f·<, extend the sa.l0s cf ~r::' li :;J car,le f'Jl') one week; if at t ha end of a week's grace at le~st 80 cards had not been sold, all money paid into the student b o d~r .fund would be refunde.-.111 Those S .:.. ... .:. ., .,_ . , .,..,. ~·rho .·1 -~~. ·.t .?, n :........

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Myra Dunc9.n will take over the clerical work 11r..c~ sales.

James cross and a~arr.es E ewi tt have been employed as student managers and will handle the receipts and management.

Proceeds from the book store, which is controlled and operated by the student body, are retained ~n the student treasury. ~:~.aployed

GOSSIP BOX IN CAFETERIA There will be a box set up in the ~qfeteria for student contrib,_,_ t;:i_ ~ i'.LS to the TELESCOPE. This "Poison Pen Box" will be installed during the weekend and all students are invited to contribute · items of interest. Incidents of local interest, student activities, oddities, gossip · or individual activities are among the kinds of news that will be acceptable for publication in the

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During the past · :~-e:w ..:~·q ~e<}-c s v-::::~ n oticed one of our te~chs rs doing some extra reading, even b'=-t,N.:;en classes! Being the curious t~pa , we inquired about the boolc being read, and learned that the titJ_e was 11 VJhat to Do Until the Docto1) Arrives."

Last Thursday, March 1, "Doc" Stier (the man with the little black bag) had a chance to put his knowledge to use. He was called out to the college f e.r:n to play the role of midwife to a member of the college herd, bringing a 37 pound Herford bull into the world.

A second addition, another bull, was added to the herd Monday, March 5.

"Doc" Stier can relax now.

He's due a vote of thanks for a successful operation.

t~ .~- -~- ~ , --. --~-~~~~~-T~M~E~T~!~~~E~S~C~P~i~§~,~~~~~~~~D~~J -~~1 QUESTION OF THE ,.IJiF'I . __ Mother ~fat,lre plays strange The quest~,..Q!l. : If ;rcu ~Yere to bo e~~or· tricks • Although R blessing to the Ired to a desert island and \'!ere f~rmer, the rai, that has fallen - able· to take three items oth9r than oh Palomar College in the past few food, shelter and clothing, what weeks has restrained student act- three items would you take? ivity and caused some alterations on the campus; p~rticularly on the The guestioned: Oh ~ 'D:lh : Marlene n~w oval being :JrE:parerl. for the biCK?C'JL~~tTM- .,.

Palomar tracksters. · Dietric~. r. - cn ·~ ~. ·h,rrnha re~ords a~d While the womens' P.E. classes my, weig~1t, 1i.f7jir!g e(1uipm·~nt. i1 h ,a ve been confined to t h e neck- . twisting game of Ping-Pong and the MYRA DUNCAN- n f . good lookin~ man _J.ng pa·d. a?!a•. my psyc.h, o.;.ogy. mens' P. E~ classes ar~ turning out my s k e ..... c h. #~~rht lifters and a~a~eur pugil- book." i.'J·c r.~, ~rack men are s ~urryi_ ~ lg a 1 _.-col::- .,··ch of the;.\. •y• l'rU NAREN JACKSO ~·J- n My copy ofthe KoO ,J- ·t ··~ 1' .. , ' ~ .::.4... . . " -·- "j-,• .... ran, my pray 3,... IT! a~ and my Buddhc;. ,~--ec:. ~c:.Na: ian beach tot:~b ,_) i.~ l order ~o ·.: c ~· )t ~.A.Ti th. the water t ~~ c~ -~ -. has miniat 11t"P. " ?~ ~0:J6~~cd on the west Gnd of the ~1.·c.cko Sprinters and ci.istance men MARY A~N · F.AI"!~ -- tr I'd t'lke a deck a~·e now rumored to be ir. training of cards .i a :,0J.evi3icn 3et and for the free-style eva~:t s.

High Aller: • H .jumpers and broad :: urnpers hope to LEH!S NJ: ·i~1 ~AN~~ .. n ~ ~hly of courso ., ga~. n laurels by their exhibitions three pa:.r-s oi' fo 1-:"' :...vTa.y arch til l :. ,,. off t~e high difl~~ board soon to be er~~ted over tl1~ d~epest sopt. · ported Florshierr.s., 1'~ H~wcvJ~~ the latter mentioned will l'OlVINY FIORE- t? Get; 1rJLiz, I d)~_ , t s-:.~ x·ye .:1. twofold purpose.

Aside know. Gi vw me so::.1e time ·to th:i:r.k fJ.·nn1 competition they will search ~or an elderly man lost · from the about it, will yo1.~ ? r~ coLstrudtion crew. At the time . of NOTE- Miss· Fiore ~as given exP cc ~ y ~h~ accident ~ he was giving a dem• onstra'!':-i.0n or.;. how to spin "brodiestt six hours and fifteen min~tes tc ·prepare her answer.

Despita · t:n ;~ with a Geterpillar tractbr, .

A:::_ j0k ~.Lf aside, did th~t hiring of seven script writers, ~he was still unable to do so. I g~ess ~.art ra.: n rui.n -~he rhubarb or did this proves that Miss Fiore is not, it make the g rass grow gteener? a wo~an of h~sty decision, ... .L

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A student body assembly was

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Gertie r.:tr.:d I w~re strolling about the lo~&l campus abso_rbing the health:'~".:-.. sunshine ahd California air~~ v.··e perchanced to.h~a~ ~$ny ~ntici?g :Jecause· of the lack of reunusua.1. s :t/-:. ~ . .~~ t "') the sales it was necess- . tales and not~ced many occurrences.

Following are some .!lr·:·· t "" tl.rop the yearbook and :b.er of the choice tidbits that might ~h t p~~ce of the card · to five be of interest to readers of this J '"'~;a~""s ••.t. -L . column: Ask KATHLEEN ~~HITE and MIKE If the minimum of ·eightyf:ve-dollar adtivity cards have · BREINING how it is to make lovecn not been sold by F~iday, March 16 ,. a Palomar bus ••••• ,.Mike seems to be beating CHUCK PURTEE'S time •• all student arid athletic activities will be dropped.

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Ob·vinusly desiring some immediate informatj_on, the youth teak a se a t on the Registrar's desk. His r:r·e sence \:ras discovered three days lnt e r ~ Finally noticed, the young man was m ista ~ en aR a stu ~ent(the observer having :r (; o. dnBarefoot Boy with Cheek") and was hurriedly thrown out of tte office.

After a hasty recount (on her fingers) of Sl.ldents enrolled at the College it wa~ realized that th e youth was probably a prospecti ve stude~nt. ·· · Searching par~ies were immediately dispatched~ · The· allof.);e dprospective student noticed the searching party milling about the campus and, being the studious type,joined them t h i.nk ing they were going for co ::~ e. Remorsefully he discovered he had returned to the Aclm:i.nistration Buil ding .

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HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR STUDENT BODY CARD

THE TELEbCOPE

¥age Six

Track

~251,

March 12,

SPOHTS

Coach William D a e and his Palomar thin- c 1 ads are having t,heir share of troubles and joy.

Conditioning a n d wo rkouts.

1a ., e been held to a minimum cile to these pa:;t few weeks.

The boys 1ave been able to work out on the ~scondido High oval, a 1 though vaking a mud-bath w auld pe rhaps )e the best descripti'on of their lCti vity.

High Jump ••••••••••• Larry Marshall, Bruce Garret and Kenny Sims Shot Put-Di sc •• , •••. Duane Boyle and Kenny Sims Javelin •••••••••.•.•.••• Al Thompson P. J. C, 'fRACK AND FIELD S.9HEDULE

March 16 ...•• , ... El Centro, Palomar At Riverside March 2) .••••• Naval Training Center, Palomar - at San Diego April 5 ••••• Citrus, PJC, S.D. State To add to their woes is the J.V.'s at S.D. State lack of interest and scrool spirit April 14 .....•..•... El Ce,ntro, PJC 3hown by the student body.

At At Oceanside ~his writing only thirteen men April ~l .••.•.• ~ .•• Lancaster Relays lave turned out for practice, The · At Antelope Valley squad is entirely without the ser- May 5 •••••.•.•••.•••••••. Conference rices of a broad jumper.

At Citrus \

Coach Da e h as issued this ~equest: "Experienced or not, we !an use you !" .

On the brighter side of the >icture, though, Warner Lusardi 1as looked particularly good in ~he hurdles for early season, and Jarry Marshall, last year's Con·.'erence high jump champ, has shown >igns of being even greater. Smce :oach Dae has changed Marshall's 'orm and style he has cleared 6' '/B" already this year, more than 1e ju~ped in the 1950 Conference .' inals.

The squad as a whole looks tuite promising, but more men are )adly needed due to the lightness ,f the team and the many meets ~cheduled for the 1951 campaign,

P.J C. BASEBALL SQUAD Felure, Harley ••.•••••••••••••••• C Ferry, Hubert ••••••••••••••••••• C Biddle, Roy •.••.•••••••••••••••• lB Hewitt~ Jim,, ••••• , ••••• ~ •••••••• 2B Rea, Frank •••••••••••••••• ~ ••••• ,JB Reed, Bill •••.••••••••••••••••••• ss Kettering, Ron. • ••••••••••••• , • •. LF Tipton, Bill ••••••••••••••••••••• CF Astelford, Everett ••.•• .••••••••• ,RF Hartman, Al •••••••••••••••• Outfield Linares, BoB ••••••••••••••••••••• P Renn, Louis •••••••••••••• , ••••• P- SS P.J.C. BASEBALL SCHEDULE

>:cMarch 12 ••••••••••••••••• Oceanside At Vista Rec. Center March 15, 16, l? •••• SCJC Tournament At Citrus March 27. ~ .••••.•• , •••...• Fallbrook March JO •••••••••..••• , .•• Oceanside To date, the members of the April 3, ••• , , .••••••• San Diego J. C. 'alomar J. C. track team are: *April 6 ..... • ............ ,0ceanside April 13 • , • , ••••.•.•••• , .•••• League )prints ••.•••• , •••••• Fred Bacon ,:, April 20 •••••••••• , •••••• , Fallbrook ~ iddle Distance ••• llarrison Doyle *April 24 •••• ,.,., •• s.c. State Fresh ~uarter Mile •••• ~ • Tommy Sherwood April 27 ••••••••.•••••••••••• League 1istance ••••••••• Bruce Balbraith . May 6 •• , ••••••••••• s.n. State Frosh ,urdles ••••••.•• Angel Vargas and Warner Lusardi ole Vault Don Armstrong