Skyline College: The Skyline View Wins Big At The ACP/JACC Conference In Long Beach

Press release from Skyline College:

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March 10, 2022

The good news started on Friday, when JACC announced its state publication awards. Former editor-in-chief John Harrison won a second place for The Skyline View podcast. Former opinions editor Marco Milani clinched a first place for photo illustration while former staff writer Phil Ho earned a fourth place for profile feature story. Current editor-in-chief Steven Rissotto—who also served as the NorCal student representative on JACC’s board until his one-year term ended Saturday—picked up an honorable mention in profile feature story.

Current opinions editor Zachary Navarra did what he does best and earned a second place in opinion story. The good fortune continued to new managers, sports editor Izzy Herrera (who also serves as Honor Society’s club president) and digital editor Adriana Hernandez, with the former earning an honorable mention for informational graphic and the latter getting an honorable mention for feature story.

Last spring’s staffers can all claim a victory for the general excellence they earned for their yearly magazine, Viewpoint, with the current staff all having a stake in the general excellence award they earned for their website.

But the news kept getting better throughout the weekend, when TSV was offered third place for best of show newspapers in the two-year colleges by the Associated Collegiate Press.

This press release was produced by Skyline College. The views expressed here are the author’s own.