A DEL MAR COLLEGE STUDENT PUBLICATION
Finals has approached all of us, and if you still do not know when your next final is we have the schedule up for you. So, get some rest. Eat a well balanced breakfast and lunch and study well. May the odds be ever in your favor!
Looking at the early history of Rockport, Texas with Foghorn reporter Peyton Henderson
Every time students reach the end of the semester they are asked to complete teacher evaluations, and every time there is a question on the evaluation that asks if students were given group work. However, this question always sparks so many other questions. For example, why is it so important for professors to assign group projects and do students even like them let alone learn from them? For English major Alexis Brown, group projects have done nothing but make it that much harder to keep her grades up. “A couple of group members didn’t do their parts in spite of…
Since having a dream about an unknown student in possession of hand grenades and guns setting the school on fire, a Collegiate High School student has been in fear of the possibility. “It was a dream I had after Del Mar was held on lockdown [in 2015, due to a gun threat] but it was scary to see the people that I love and care about dying, being afraid and crying,” said senior Hannah Heasley. However, the fear of gun-related violence has been a reality for many students. Since the school shooting at Columbine High School in 1999, more than…