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Photo Essay: Skyline College hosts 18th Annual Rock The School Bells Hip Hop Conference

Itzel Quirarte and Sheryl Anne Sanchez Lugtu • April 12, 2025

  • David GQ at Rock The School Bells.

    Itzel Quirarte

  • Amon the MC of The Neighborhood Kids performing at Rock The School Bells.

    Itzel Quirarte

  • Jason Wu (left), Anthony Flores (middle), and Seba Chang (right) at Rock The School Bells.

    Itzel Quirarte

  • Miriam Gil (left) and Ari Olano (right) pose for a picture at Rock The School Bells.

    Itzel Quirarte
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Skyline College hosted the 18th Annual Rock The School Bells Hip Hop Conference on Thursday, April 10, which featured interactive workshops such as DJing, beat making, graffiti art, and writing. It also included an awarding ceremony for the Battle of Schools, RTSB Legacy, and scholarships. The event ended with an on-the-spot freestyle face-off between attendees.

Photos: Itzel Quirarte

Caption: Itzel Quirarte and Sheryl Anne Sanchez Lugtu

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