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BEST TV NEWS JOURNALISTS At The 2005 Journalism Association of Community Colleges conference Palomar College RTV Students took First, Second and Forth place in the state- Category- TV News. Peter Stoll won first place with his well balanced look at Americas fascination with the game of Paintball Roger Renkas won 2nd place for his spot reporting of the new Vietnam and Iraq War memorial erected at Palomar College in Fall 2004. Brad Gardner won 4th place for his in depth look inside the Father Benos Homeless kitchen in Oceanside, Ca. Congratulations to all three champions of professional Television News Journalism A special congratulations to photojournalist Christin Fisher and Jin Tang who without their photojournalism skills these stories could not have been told. Each of these students were members or the RTV 240 TV News class which produces the weekly half-hour newscast Primetime Palomar which is cablecast to over 275,000 homes on Cox and Adelphia cable in North San Diego County. If you would like to join the award winning Primetime Palomar News Team enroll this fall in RTV 240 TV News. Note: If you are a recent 4-year university college grad this course is a great opportunity for you to develop an outstanding demo reel. The Journalism Association of Community Colleges is an association of California and Arizona community college journalism programs designed to provide continuing education for journalism instructors and extended educational opportunities for journalism students.
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 Peter Stoll and Brad Gardner (not shown Roger Renkas) Palomar College TV News Students Voted BEST TV NEWS JOURNALISTS
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