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During the week of Oct. 12, Skyline College displayed an array of small red flags in the quad across from Building 6 to help promote sexual assault awareness for the Red Flag Campaign. The red flags symbolized a bystander intervention strategy to address and prevent sexual assault, dating violence and stalking on college campuses, but...
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The San Mateo Police Officer’s Association and the San Mateo Police Department hosted their fourth annual Pink Patch Party at Skyline College on Oct. 3 to raise awareness about breast cancer and fundraise for the cause. From 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Farallon Room, guests could meet with local health and wellness partners and...
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Two candidates are battling for voters’ support in the race this election season to serve as District 2 Trustee of the San Mateo County Community College District. Incumbent Mike Guingona said that his public-service experience and his four-year-long relationship with the Board of Trustees give him an advantage when advocating for Skyline College. Challenger
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On Oct. 21, 2026, Sports Editor Nicholas Ramirez talked with Trojan wrestlers Neil Tria and Jhey Sarique and head coach James Haddon. Anchored by: Nicholas Ramirez, Sports Editor Filmed and edited by: Adam Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief Story continues below advertisement
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Sherri Franklin visited Heidi, an elderly basset hound mix, before and after work every day, hoping that someone would give her a home. One day, Franklin walked into the shelter and found Heidi’s kennel empty. “No one would look at her (Franklin) because they (the shelter) had killed her (Heidi),” said longtime Muttville volunteer and...
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Skyline College’s men’s and women’s soccer teams are taking a new approach to the 2026 season after both teams swapped coaches. Coach Mike Sharabi, who previously helped run both men’s and women’s teams, is now solely focused on the men’s team. Coach Gabe Saucedo, who previously was the head coach of the men’s team is...
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On Oct. 17, 2026, journalists from The Skyline View attended the Journalism Association of Community Colleges 2026 NorCal Conference at San Francisco State University in Calif.. From workshops to downtime, there was something to be observed and heard at every moment. Filmed and edited by: Adam Rodriguez, Editor-In-Chief Story continues below advertisement
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Reporter Max Powers talks journalism with Jazz Ayala-Davis of the Rampage at Fresno City College on Oct. 17, 2026 at San Francisco State University in Calif.. FIlmed by: Enzo Belluomini, Reporter Interview by: Max Powers, Reporter Editing by: Adam Rodriguez, Editor-In-Chief Story continues below advertisement
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HBO Max’s new series “Lanterns” defies expectations and delivers on a great character-driven detective drama centering two men who could’ve been friends but are instead put at odds with each other. The series timeline begins in 1986 when Hal Jordan receives a Green Lantern ring from an alien named Abin Sur. The ring went all...
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On Oct. 19, 2026, The Skyline View did not upload their weekly episode of Clearview, their news broadcast. Editor-in-Chief Adam Rodriguez sets the record straight. Anchored and edited by: Adam Rodriguez, Editor-in-Chief Filmed by: Sofia Kinchen, Media Team Footage by: Angela Vera Cruz, Features Editor Ed Bughao, Copy Editor Max Powers, Reporter...
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