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A DEL MAR COLLEGE STUDENT PUBLICATION
Adriana King Every two years, the culinary program at Del Mar holds a class devoted solely to one of the most popular treats: chocolate. At the end of this course, students are challenged to create their very own creations, as long as chocolate is a key ingredient, and present them during the “Chocolate Gala.” This year the gala took place on April 20 in the restaurant management building on West Campus. Everyone was invited to come see and enjoy the outcome of several weeks of emersion into the world of chocolate. Thirteen students participated in the event, which boasted dozens…
For many outside of the political mainstream, election season can often be somewhat of a drag. From the sudden influx of political association that seems only to emerge from usually unconcerned peers during this time of the season, to the timeless primetime classics that are the presidential debates. Nothing affirms one’s dissatisfaction with the current form of political commercialism and spectacle than the celebration of the nation’s semi-democratic process that serves as what the presidential debate has become. Author Webmaster
Anastasia Talarantas / Reporter Carl Yowell has been a theater director at Del Mar College for over 20 years. Yowell and the theater students are working on a farce French humor play called “The Ladies Man” and the production work has been going on for over two months. According to Yowell, a farce humor play hasn’t been done at Del Mar for over 17 years. “The play is about a doctor who almost had an affair but chickens out, and has to cover up the fact that he almost has an affair with his wife,” Yowell said. “The man is true…
