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  • enchilada Green Enchilada is worth the green

    In this case, organic is worth it

    Organic meats, beans, cheeses and tortillas, oh my! All this and more can be found at Pacifica's own Green Enchilada in the Pacific Manor Shopping Center.

  • vday Doing Valentine’s Day on a budget

    Tips that all couples should know

     Valentine's Day may be a celebration of romantic love, but that special holiday for that special someone can get expensive!

  • clipper The year of the Clipper card has arrived

    Those who use it find it efficient

    This semester has brought a variety of changes, and while most of them have been campus related, one regional change that occurred at the beginning of the year has already impacted students.

  • cofee New coffee shop pleases Skyline's palate

    Latte, chai, macchiato, frappuccino. If you know what these are, you probably go regularly to some type of coffee shop. And if you frequent Skyline's cafeteria, then you probably noticed our old coffee hut has been replaced.

  • registration New payment system comes to Skyline

    Some students start the semester better off than others

    This semester brings with it some new changes to our campus, one of which is Skyline's new payment plan. The payment plan has already taken effect, and has already impacted many students on campus.

  • futureplans Future plans for Skyline

    What some students are hoping to see next

    Imagine if you got to decide which new major innovation was brought to Skyline. In the past few years, we've seen changes ranging from entire new buildings to high-tech trashcans, and with each new change, students find a reason to either love it or hate it. But is it what you would have wanted?

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  • Self-defense: An important skill to acquire

    You're walking alone at night, and you hear footsteps behind you. When you turn to look, no one is there. You continue walking, but before reaching your car, you realize someone following you. And their intentions are anything but pure.

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  • voice Performing Arts Showcase

    The Third Annual Performance Arts Showcase on Nov. 19 crammed all of Skyline's considerable and wide-ranging talent into the Skyline College Theater and onto the stage for the packed house to enjoy.

  • gas Top 5 ways to get better gas mileage in a fast car

    Stretch your dollar and drive farther

    These are some skills to exercise in order to tame the wild beast that is gas mileage, and like all muscles, these skills must be worked out in order to stay in shape.

  • Mama D teaches more than math

    Patricia Deamer, also known as Mama D, has been at Skyline since the summer of 1975 as professor of mathematics, teaching courses like Math 110, 120 and 200. She is well known as the co-coordinator of ASTEP, which sponsors, supports and guides students to succeed in their careers.

  • 18273 Students vote on campus improvement ideas

    On Nov. 22, a Thanksgiving dinner was held by Jennifer Mair as part of her Skyline Students Step Up campaign to encourage students to get involved and participate in developing ideas concerning how the campus can be improved.

  • Veterans' Day

    United States Army infantryman Matt Sheedy and his unit were sent into the middle of a firefight as part of a quick reaction force in the city of Baghdad back in 2007. Three of his fellow soldiers died in the battle, and Sheedy was evacuated to a hospital in Germany after taking shrapnel from an improvised explosive device.

  • Instructor Kevin Simmers shares his passion for dance

    We see professors everyday, but let's face it—we don't know very much about them.

  • jenny Accomplished and talented teenager does it all

    Jenny is one of the busier students on the Skyline college campus. Between her ballet practices, gymnastics training, archery, and harp and piano instruction, it is hard to believe that she has any time for her college schoolwork at all. By the way, would you have ever guessed that she is only 14 years old?

  • clubrush Club rush dominates the quad

    Diverse clubs converge to inform students

    On Monday, Nov. 7, Skyline Organization and Club Council (S.O.C.C) held a Club Rush down at the quad. Although not all clubs were present during the event, nevertheless, it proved successful. All the tables were taken by various clubs, including the Environmental Club, Associated Students of Skyline College, the Ceramics Club, the Christian Fellowship Club, Skyline Against the Cuts, Phi Theta Kappa Club, Pre-Pharmacy Society Club, Honors Club, Journalism Club, Administration of Justice Club.

  • How to do San Francisco cheaply

    A fun-filled day in the city by the bay does not have to cost you your first-born child—cheaply is the best way.

  • Empty Bowls project

    Student club holds fundraiser for a world cause

    A club at Skyline raised awareness about a continuing issue in the entire the world—hunger.

  • diadlm Dia de los Muertos exhibit spooks, awes, and inspires

    Skyline art community thrives

    The Skyline art gallery hosted a reception for its Dia de los Muertos exhibit on Tuesday, Nov. 1 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.

  • crazycostume The ASSC hosts Skyloween

    Halloween extravaganza entertains the masses

    In case you missed them, Snooki, Robin Hood, and a ghostbuster were all on campus recently! Why, you may ask? Well it was Halloween, duh!