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Posters advocating for transgender students found all over campus on Thursday, Feb. 8.

Posters advocating for transgender students incite administration to take action

Andrew Shinjo, News Editor | February 16, 2018

Posters stating “Transgender Lives Matter,” and “Protect Transgender Students” were posted around De Anza College’s campus on Thursday, Feb. 8. According to an anonymous source with information...

DASB Senator Hayman Wong participates in a discussion about election schedule code change led by Vice President Ahmad Ali-Ahmad on Feb. 7.

DASB Senate adviser: senators violating campaign policies

Ethan Maneja, Staff Reporter | February 16, 2018

DASB adviser Hyon Chu Yi-Baker addressed bad sportsmanship surround the upcoming senatorial election on Feb. 7. Yi-Baker said senators should not be intimidating or talking poorly about people considering...

Hate crime victim: De Anza College administration’s response fails to ease LGBTQ community’s concerns

Hate crime victim: De Anza College administration’s response fails to ease LGBTQ community’s concerns

Christian Trujano, Staff Reporter | February 16, 2018

You’re walking up the stairs of the Flint garage. It’s a cold and dark January evening and the last thing you hear before taking a fist to the head and falling unconscious is “Faggot!” DeeJea...

Guard, Doryn Gomez attempts a two-pointer during the De Anza Colleg Dons game against the Cabrillo Seahawks on Wednesday, Jan. 19. The Dons lost 80-43.

De Anza College men’s, women’s basketball teams fall to Cabrillo

Rebecca Arnone, Staff Reporter | February 6, 2018

De Anza women’s basketball fell to the Cabrillo Seahawks 80-43 in a conference game on Friday, Jan. 19 at De Anza, while the men’s team lost 84-72. In the women’s game, De Anza captain Jonai Stanfield...

DASB Senate unanimously votes for dating violence awareness program

DASB Senate unanimously votes for dating violence awareness program

Ana Acosta, Staff Reporter | February 5, 2018

The DASB Senate passed two motions unanimously for supporting the implementation of the One Love Foundation Program at De Anza College and for sponsoring the event “Refugees and Us” on Jan. 26. Senators...

Hate crime at De Anza College; Equity Office shows solidarity

Hate crime at De Anza College; Equity Office shows solidarity

Andrew Shinjo, News Editor | February 5, 2018

A De Anza College student was harassed with anti-gay slurs and punched in the face at the Flint garage on the evening of Wednesday, Jan. 24. According to the Foothill-De Anza district police department,...

Ajay Singh, #30, goes up for a shot against Hartnells defense on Wednesday, Jan. 17.

De Anza Dons face close loss to Hartnell

Ryan Chen, Staff Reporter | January 21, 2018

After a hard-fought game between the De Anza College men’s basketball Dons and the Hartnell Panthers, the Dons lost 78-67 on Wednesday, Jan. 17. With the Panthers scoring three early 3-pointers within...

Fujitsu Planetarium launches new laser system

Fujitsu Planetarium launches new laser system

Rebecca Arnone, Staff Reporter | January 19, 2018

The Fujitsu Planetarium launched a new projection laser system to the public in a series of live musical laser shows on Saturday, Jan. 13.  The new equipment consists of three separate lasers which are...

 (from left) Erik Rocha, marketing major, wears a trendy gray sweater which makes a great outfit combining with his black jeans and white shoes, giving his look urban vibes.  His friend Jazmyne Burfine, psychology major, pairs blue denim ripped overalls with a red striped shirt. Her final touch for the look is red lipstick, a red scarf belt and black boots that give her look an industrial flair.

De Anza students start the quarter in style

Simone Clay, Stacy Ardoin, Staff Reporter | January 19, 2018
La Voz searched campus for students starting the year off with unique and trendy styles.
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