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Del Mar College is now offering 8-weeks course. The next session of courses will be open until Oct. 25. Courses are open until the day classes begin. There are many available openings for these courses that can be found at WebDMC. For anyone looking for a certain course that is not shown on WebDMC, the student can contact their department head. DMC will make more available courses “based on course preference and course demand,” according to Dean Gracie Martinez. Students who dropped a 16-week course can still sign up for an 8-week course “as long as there is still…
Monsters, goblins and ghosts — oh my!
Collegiate students raise funds during DMC Fall Carnival Isabella Gutierrez With at least seven booths, Collegiate High School was well represented at the Del Mar College Fall Carnival on Oct. 28. The annual event is open to the public and allows the community to come together to take part in fun fall games, great food and a costume contest. Collegiate’s booths had items for sale and games varying from shooting monsters and video games to pumpkin ring toss and bowling. As high school students and Del Mar college students, our lives can definitely be hectic. This is why events like…