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Trojan of the Month: Neil Tria
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October’s player of the month is Trojan sophomore men’s wrestler, Neil Tria, with his match victory against Chabot in overtime on Oct 3. Tria wrestles in the 157 weight class. Tria was tied 8-8 in the third which progressed into overtime. He had a final takedown that won Skyline the dual, 11-8. Tria is from...
Men’s soccer ranked No. 4 nationally
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Skyline College men’s soccer continues to climb up the national ranks as one of the strongest programs in the country. The Trojans have earned the No. 4 national ranking in the most recent United Soccer Coaches NJCAA Division III poll posted on Oct. 6. This national ranking is one of the highest placements in program...
Physical media is here to stay
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As society delves deeper into the digital age, physical media separates itself as its own niche. On July 1, PlayStation announced that production of physical video game discs would be discontinued from January 2028. From that point forward, all future releases would be available only digitally in the PlayStation store or retailers. PlayStation claims the...
Pumpkin patches: perfect fall date or overrated outing?
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Pumpkin patches offer a chance to enjoy the fall weather, take pictures, and spend time with friends, but Middle College students had mixed opinions about whether the experience was worth the price after visiting the pumpkin patch in Half Moon Bay on Oct. 7. Arata Pumpkin Farm offers a large elaborate corn maze that changes...
RIDE Conference celebrates fifth year
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Students and faculty from across the Bay Area and San Mateo County Community College District socialized, enjoying food and learned about lowriders and their culture during the fifth annual and largest RIDE Conference on Oct. 9. Over the past five years, the RIDE Conference promoted a sense of belonging, community, culture and career exploration. Over...
‘Little Nightmares III’ DLC concludes indie-horror trilogy
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Supermassive Games’ adaptation of the platformer-puzzle horror game Little Nightmares just wrapped up the trilogy with an installment of a long-awaited downloadable content (DLC). Little Nightmares III released Oct. 10, 2025, which introduced a plethora of new game mechanics compared to the first two entries. The DLC distinguishes itself by removing key elem
“Get the Flock Out”: Surveillance in the Bay
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Do you like being under surveillance 24/7? Don’t fret, Flock Safety will be monitoring your every move! Automatic License Plate Readers, also known as the ALPR system, is the best new technology everyone has been raving about. Flock cameras are a surveillance tool that collects data and gives it to any organization and agency that...
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