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Adaptation of The Broadway Classic “Chicago� is now Postponed Skyline College is Under Violation of ‘50% Law’ Spotlight
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College students reflect back the reality of COVID-19 life from different corners of the world OPINION Students Launch Newscrambling Club for Performers, Creatives and Scribes The pandemic has left international students of all ages Page 4
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They know thatare,â€? it said Professor Sapigao, Open Mic College by instituting the camsaid “I feel great to be back home. more time to rest.â€? in The The ofIrony es for the remainder the spring will affect or famClub’s adviser.them “I also think a lot of pus’ very own Open Mic Club My quarantine life is amazing While Mihyang witnessed simisemester were transitioned to online LGBTQ+ Community people — students in particular — this month, fostering students’ because I can do anything I want larities on how America reacted to ily, yet they do not take in light of the current pandemic. come to open mics because there creative zeal to perform, and except going outside. After the the novel coronavirus, she seemed Following the email, students from themight virus as aparts serious be other of their lives to express and heal themselves COVID-19 pandemic people to be concerned about Japan all three colleges: Skyline, Canada that do not allow them to be their through art. are more vigilant about wearing because of that. “The teenagers problem.â€? and San Mateo decided to head back whole, full, entire selves.â€? The Open Mic Club was spearmasks when they go out and they here do not care about the virus to their homes in different countries Professor Sapigao also believes headed by spoken word artists Page 2 care about personal hygiene more across the globe as soon as possible. students’ pieces do not need to be Donovan Chapman and Nicholas than before. Even though I am oronavirus: Life for an international student in perfect in order for them to express Soriano-Smith, who act as the concerned about my studies back the time of corona is hard. Mihyang themselves at an open mic. As perpresident and vice president, reCampus’s new in America because my time zone Hyun, a Skyline College student, formers, students should, as Professpectively. The two of them share has changed and now it’s easier to concern was all alone thousands of kilomesor Sapiago put it, “allow art and a belief that sharing your craft and miss deadlines. That’s why I have poetry to exist in all of its formsâ€?, artistry in open mic is cathartic. ters away from her family during a Donovan Chapman (left) a special planner to remind meand Nicholas Soriano-Smith (right) pose for a and not stress about whether they They expressed their opinion that global health crisis. photo in building on February 5, 2020. I should do every6 day and live up the idea of what a good poet open mics are the best avenues what to quity Training Kevin Arias/Skyline View check my email more frequently.â€? or artist is. be vulnerable and to be unafraid depicted as people of color. Series;life Whiteness in of what you’re feeling. “Quarantine in When“Each we asked her win- means to be soothing and therapeuMichael France Sagum, a social open Bao mic about is a little tic, both for the performer and audi- and behavioral sciences student, health, she said “Doctors come For Chapman, the idea of needdow,â€? Chapman said. “You get a Education Cherry blossoms (sakura) are Japan is different was pleased to hear the good news ing an open mic in Skyline Coleverylotday checkwho myhave temperaof to people the hobby ence. full bloom, but no people are “What’s even more important is of the club having been created, lege came into being after being of words, speaking, and art, and I ture and I’m provided with not from quarantine life in inseen at a park in Tokyo, Japan into several open mic events, think thatmeals lendsevery itself to being crit- that it’s relatable to other people,â€? and made sure to join it. one but four day on April 7, 2020. America. There are a “I used to do a lot of spoken observing that the majority of ical. And so, you’ll get a critical Nicholas said. “And no matter how in this quarantine center by the obscure somebody’s perspective word poetry when I was in middle the audiences were comprised of view of life, like those people.â€? government, I’m good.â€? decided whether to switch lot of people who care not yetmiddle-age adults. FororNicholas, mic is an may be, there’s somebody with school and high school,â€? he said. “I Sooner later manyopen countries to online classes for the whole we just wanted decided to opening to speak a piece of your whom it will resonate, somebody stopped writing because I had other for me and bring food semester“Basically, to have a partial or comor not. However, after ZLOO ÂżQG LW DQG LW ZLOO EH DQ LPSRUW- responsibilities. And now I’m just know if there’s anything like that identity. “All you have to do is plete lockdown in their countries. emailed us that they will for me every day. I do school [open ant piece of art to somebody.â€? really glad that there’s a space for mic] at Skyline,â€? Chapman “The open mic is a place where Tagram, who is right now close the campus, I bought tick- Sara learn how to transform “And you will touch people through me to start writing poetry and persaid. “Because, also, aa problem is all walls are down,â€? Nicholas said. not feel lonely because in Shizouka, Japan said “Tokyo could back your garbage into et and finally art, andlays I think theatmost beau- forming — going into come the city, liketowheth- “This is an opportunity for me, in A laptop on that’s a table a quarantine center again.â€? with meal in Guangis the most famous city in Japan. my country.â€? tifulChina. thing about self-expression,â€? he Sagum also expressed that he er it’s Oakland or SF — there ara couple of minutes, to be vulner- zhou, of them.â€? ƪ‘™‡”•Ǥdz Now that, Tokyo is on lockdown She was sheour age. It’s able in any way that I feel like, continued. anticipates a variety of events and en’trelieved as manyafter people and businesses are heavily im- that -Thich Nhat Hanh finally people landed who in Tokyo, Japan. in their Language arts professor and Filipi- reacted showcases take part in during his are probably to thetonovel coronavirus, and communicate any thought either and go outside as usual. pacted people arefeeling reallyIworried “Since College transitioned to “Quarantine life inup.â€? Japan is stay in the club. late 20s and I have, any have, like in na poet Janice Sapigao believes that sadly.â€? They know that it will affect them aboutthe that.â€? furtheroradded, online classes, it’s been a really hard differentAdditionally, from quarantine life believes 7KH 2SHQ 0LF &OXE KHOG LWV ÂżUVW Chapman formShe of poetry music. It’s a forming this organization is fundaor family, they do not “When I landed in Japan, I was time for me.â€? said Hyun. mental, yet particularly due take how the it con- meeting Feb. 5, discussing the club in America. There areprovide a lot ofopportuni- way I let my soul speak.â€? that open mics virus as a serious problem.â€? said kind of1LFKRODV scared because there had tributes to upholding and fortifying “Every day I just had a choice to and planning the next steps for its people to share people ties whoforcare for me and stories that DOVR ÂżQGV VHOI H[SUHVMihyang. students’ freedom of expression. been sion dozens of people infected in future. GLŕľľHU stay at my house by myself and do through poetic and artistic bring food forIURP me KRZ everyWKH\ day.DUH I doXVXDOO\ Life in Japan is still better than just a day and the situation here nothing except doing my assignnot feel lonely because of them. the life I spent in America; howis getting very dangerous. The ments. I wanted to go back to Japan Honestly, I do not do anything ever, the situation is the same. I thought of becoming infected by because I felt lonely and depressed; special. My study and work are see similarities in the situation of the novel Coronavirus kept bothdespite that, I could not decide to going well, and I don’t have Japan and America on how they ering me. A few days later I did buy a ticket because the school had any concerns about my classes By Umaima Ejaz Contemporary Urban NEWS EDITOR
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April 16, 2020
The Mindset of an “Essential” Worker The changes since the lockdown By Cristian Garcia OPINIONS EDITOR
Chapter 1 Life Remains the Same While everyone is bored at home trying to be safe from the COVID-19 outbreak, those who continue to work may feel that their life hasn’t changed. For students, their lives may have changed on March 11, when Skyline College announced that campuses would be shutting down campuses in order to protect from the spread of COVID-19. The mornings may feel different, coming into class in pajamas, but the rest of my day seems normal. The following Monday, it was announced that businesses all over the Bay Area must now shut down, except if they are considered essential. I arrived at work at Home Depot Pro that Monday, and every customer came in a complete panic, buying every item in bulk they could possibly load on to their pickup truck. I looked around, and every manager and supervisor looked completely normal, as if everything that is happening in the news, or anything else in the outside world, was not happening here in the store. For the next two hours, customers kept asking, “Are you guys closing tomorrow?”, and I could not give an accurate response, because I did not have any idea of what was happening. Finally, three hours into my shift, I asked the first supervisor around, and he answered my question, telling me that we are in fact staying open because we are considered essential. Half of me wanted to sigh in relief. A lot of businesses that are temporarily shutting are not paying their employees, and if this were to happen, I don’t believe my job would have paid me. The other half of me was confused — If my workplace is not taking precautions, then maybe I shouldn’t either. Over the last week, my job slowly began to adjust to what was going on. The first three days felt like any normal day — The same number of customers piled up at the registers, and the break room still felt dirty, as it’s always been. Finally, the first few sets of signs had been put up, telling us how to wash our hands. I continue to see a lot of touching the break room table, and people being in close contact. Luckily, I have my car to act as a break room. It was not until March 19 that the company finally decided to start closing the store at six o’clock that is a whole three hours less than we usually close. But it does not change the fact that everyone working in essentials is still working in fear. Going to being paranoid on the products you touch and whether or not you are doing the right thing to stay clean. As of now, management is slowly adjusting to what they think is right for their employees by not providing masks, gloves, paper towels or even water for their employees. But following the rules is not enough to keep the paranoia out of the minds of
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employees. It has come to the point where we do not depend on management to help us stay clean and safe but it is now and every person for themselves type of thing. Those who work in the essentials must think about themselves in staying healthy and hope they bring nothing bad to their homes. Essential workers are living in the life of a double edge sword where one side is living your life as normal as possible without getting sick or hoping that one day your job tells you to pack it up. It is just a fact we must live with all we must do is hope for the best of hope for the worse. Chapter 2: Life gets Scary On March 15 it was announced that all California businesses must shut down unless they are considered essential businesses. I was one of those essential workers. After two weeks of being in quarantine The Skyline View published “Life Remains the Same: The Mindset of an “Essential” Worker,” which was how even though California is in quarantine, essential workers are not. Almost four weeks later life remains the same, work-wise, but mindset wise the stress is at an all-time high. The article left off with the job deciding to close three hours early and some signs on ways to thoroughly wash your hands. Since March 19 the workplace has completely changed. It really shows that nobody knows how to handle COVID-19 when they are working on the fly on how to handle the situation. The purpose of closing three hours early is so associates can use those hours to stock and sanitize the store. Restocking days go by because there is not much restock when not much is being sold. The sanitizing might not take three hours
and the main thing being sanitized are computers and cash, which is understandable. The rest of the night feels the same when it comes down to closing, we sweep stock and throw away the trash. It is during work hours where all it all breaks loose. Before the store had three entrances and exits around the store due to circumstance now there is only one entrance and an exit. The amount of entitled customers who refuse to enter the safe way into the store is ridiculous. With what is happening in the world everyone is on high alert trying to stop the spread of COVID-19. In times where we need to come together, people will still put ego in front of them and believe they are entitled to skip the other patient customers in line for a box of nails. The rules for the number of customers that can be in the store change every day from 150 people to 100, now it is down to 75. It does not feel like there have been that many customers in the store. Some workers would feel claustrophobic and anxious when a customer comes in with no mask or they get closer than six feet. As for how the company has been treating its workers a lot of older workers have been sent home since they are more at risk. Workers have now been given 40 to 80 hours of additional sick time, for those who feel under the weather they can have two weeks off. We are now heading into week five of being essential workers but what happens after those two paid weeks. What happens to the older workers being paid for the amount of time they are missing. A lot of unanswered questions. Break rooms finally have one bottle of hand sanitizer, the same rough paper towels and some purple liquid used to sanitize tables or chairs. On Monday, April 6 our biggest fear happened when we were told
that a fellow coworker was diagnosed with COVID-19. The manager involved telling the associates did not reveal the name but he did reassure us that the departments involved in the meeting were not in contact with the worker. The person is now in quarantine, his department has been disinfected and his fellow co-workers have been tested. But should I really trust my company? I have nothing against my managers but did they make the right decision to go on with the show? The normal would think it is time to shut down the store. The fact they are deciding to keep the store open and simply tell us that we sanitized
their section does not give a sigh of relief because things have not changed coming into work now, now someone has been diagnosed could not be great for my mind. The only thing that could help an essential worker every day is being grateful that they have a job and be healthy. I read signs all over the break room reading how great this company is but is it really? I am afraid to miss a day off from the epidemic because I am not sure that I will have an income if COVID-19 takes away my job.
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As they continue to work it must be really difficult to stay safe today
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April 16, 2020
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Spa, Esthetician and Cosmetology Department: Updates Under COVID-19 and Tips for How to Keep Your Skin Healthy! By Milla Tivadar
FOCAL POINT EDITOR
Any other way to get through this online semester besides self-caring, is self-criminalizing. People take this stuff seriously, and if you’ve ever found more time for yourself, it’s right now, so take some advice from the Spa and Esthetician department on some simple and effective beauty tips– they live for this. Before we head into the juicy stuff, you can imagine the affect this online class setting is affecting those in this industry. In fact, it is highly likely you’re program is having trouble dealing with this strange situation as well. Skyline offers licensing to many programs, which may be scouted to share experiences in the future on how they are managing, too. To complete their semester adhering to the academic standards for a license, the students and faculty have had to learn how to navigate with their students under these circumstances. The fact that we are even able to continue studies without having to be in a classroom is fascinating and evolutionary. Skyline’s Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning (CTTL) have designed engaging Canvas shells and refined their online skills in order to successfully transition classes to online. “Along with hopping onto Zoom, the Spa, Esthetician and Cosmetology Department are using live stream videos and social media channels to demonstrate their practical skills that students can mirror along with their manikins and other professional supplies. This practice is work-
ing, but members in the program are missing their classmates and clients.” Said Robyn Ledesma, the program’s assistant colleague. Some tips to lean in on from these guys include; “to stay hydrated and always use SPF if you plan on going out.” Drinking water helps you from the inside out, especially when your body relies heavily on it for hydration and skin complexion. It’s no question online shopping has been on the rise this year because of the massive shutdown of shops due to the coronavirus. If you have been doing some research online and find yourself convinced of a new face wash, remember that “when you experiment with new products, stick with it for at least 30 days to see best results.” Be patient, and choose your products wisely. “Giving up and switching to another product too quickly, just irritates the skin.” As for hair, this is a great time to slow down on your washes. If you are not producing sweat or have a tendency for a dry scalp, “this is a great time to try going every 2-3 days between shampooing. Daily washing strips your hair of natural oils that keep it healthy and moisturized.” No matter what hair type you have, your scalp and ends need the most love, so experiment and find what works best for you! Speaking of experimenting, if you have the following products at home and some time, make your own masks! It might just resist your initial splurge on a hyped up $65 face mask. All you need are the following ingredients:
Avocado, banana, matcha powder, lemon, raw honey, baking soda, turmeric, coconut oil, and plain greek yogurt!
For a hydrating mask: ½ tsp water, ¼ avocado, ½ banana, 2 ¼ tbsp raw honey, and 2 ¼ tbsp raw honey can be mixed together for a boost of hydration. The natural oils from the avocado help to moisturize any dry patches and leaves you with a nice, glowy complexion. Leave this mask on for 10-15 minutes.
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A brightening mask: 1 tsp baking soda and 1 tsp lemon juice together can create a great combo for clearing up blemishes and extracting blackheads. Adding a bit of water and 1 tsp of turmeric, used for treating acne, diminishing wrinkles and even creating a nice exfoliant, and you’ve got yourself the ultimate skin-brightening combo. Be sure to keep away from the eyebrows and don’t leave it on for more than 10 minutes. Don’t forget afterwards, you should use a face cloth you don’t mind getting a little turmeric stained.
Anti-inflammatory mask: Using everyone’s favorite trendy coffee-shop order–matcha! Using ½ tsp Matcha, this is an antioxidant packed green tea that has tons of anti-inflammatory properties. This mask will give your skin a nice detox while hydrating with ½ tsp water, 2 ¼ tbsp of honey and ½ tsp coconut oil. Leave this mask on for 10-15 minutes before washing.
It’s Happening – The “Friends” Reunion
By Vitoria Da Silva
STAFF WRITER
On Feb. 21., the TV show “Friends” cast announced they will be reuniting for a series special, for HBO streaming services. Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer posted the same picture of the cast, with the caption “It’s Happening…”, on their Instagram accounts. According to Variety Magazine, the cast will return to the series’ set
to celebrate this special. The episode won’t actually have a script since it’s not a reboot of the series. The six of them will sit to chat and remember the good years they spent giving life to Rachel, Monica, Phoebe, Joey, Chandler, and Ross. All of them will actually be executive producers of the episode, along with the original executive producers, Kevin Bright, Marta Kauffman, and David Crane. Ben Wiston will
be the director. Sources from the HBO website confirmed that each of the six stars will receive a minimum of $2.5 million for their participation. The new platform HBO Max is scheduled to be released in May, where all 10 seasons of “Friends” will be available. “I think you can call this ‘the one where everyone got back together’ — We are reuniting David, Jennifer, Courteney, Matt, Lisa, and Matthew for an HBO Max special that will be programmed alongside the entire ‘Friends’ library,” said Kevin Reilly, the chief content of HBO Max. “I became aware of ‘Friends’ when it was in the very early stages of development, and then had the opportunity to work on the series many years later, and have delighted in seeing it catch on with viewers generation after generation. It taps into an era when friends – and audiences – gathered together in real-time, and we think this reunion special will capture that spirit, uniting original and new fans,” said. HBO Max gave $425 million to have the show on their catalog, taking it from Netflix, which was, until then, the owner of the rights to it. In an interview with Ellen DeGeneres, Jennifer Aniston (who played the super stylish Rachel Green), had already said that the most famous friends from TV wanted to reunite. She said they weren’t planning on a “reboot”, but were planning something.
“Would love for there to be something, but we don’t know what that something is,” she said. “So, we’re just trying. We’re working on something.” Before Jennifer, other cast and creative production had already said they didn’t really like the idea of a remake or reboot of the show. In an interview for Rolling Stone Magazine, one of creators of “Friends”, Marta Kauffman, made it clear that she has no intention of writing new episodes for the show. “The show is about a time in your life when your friends are your family,” Kauffman said. “It’s not that time anymore. All we’d be doing is putting those six actors back together, but the heart of the show would be gone. Two — I don’t know what good it does us. The show is doing just fine, people love it. (New episodes) could only disappoint. ‘The One Where Everyone’s Disappointed.’” In October, Courtney Cox offered the same point of view during an interview for People. In 2017, Lisa Kudrow, who played the iconic Phoebe, also said during the TV show “Today” that it would be a “decharacterization” of the show. When asked about it, some fans shared their opinion about the reunion. “I’m super excited,” Luana Damaceno – a huge fan of the show – said. “That’s everything the fans could ever ask for.” Priscila Gonzales, another huge fan, said she hopes they don’t “ruin
it”, and that she hopes they are careful about what they talk about. “I don’t know — I’m excited, but a little bit concerned about it,” she said, laughing. “I really wish they could show Emma (Rachel and Ross’s daughter), though.” “I think it’s a good marketing ploy, the fact they are doing this 25 years later,” said Gabriela Sampaio, also a fan of the show. “It’s also good for the cast since some of them don’t have that much ground in the film industry today. This can boost up their careers. Anyone who loves the show is absolutely glad this is happening. It’s super special and I can’t wait for it.” “Friends” ended 15 years ago, with 10 seasons from 1994 to 2004. When it came to an end, the show had already become one of the biggest successes in TV history, having made all six main characters’ actors become Hollywood stars. On Netflix, it was one the most-streamed shows, alongside “Grey’s Anatomy” and “The Office.” Unfortunately, because of COVID-19 the reunion production has been delayed since studios all around Hollywood are closed for now. The new platform “HBO Max” is planned to launch in May, so there’s not a platform available to watch the iconic TV Show, unless through the old way: DVD. If somehow you do have it available, Friends is absolutely going to entertain you during quarantine times!
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