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“Head Above Water” by Avril Lavigne is horridly uninspiring for a comeback

Shiri Marwaha, Staff Reporter | February 28, 2019

Canadian artist Avril Lavigne released "Head Above Water," her sixth studio album that was delayed due to being diagnosed with Lyme disease. Unfortunately, this album is repetitive and is a weak return...

‘Thank U, Next’ presents destructive yet brilliant hit

Mehek Kapur, Staff Reporter | February 24, 2019

It’s been a rough year for Ariana Grande - her name was splashed across headlines for her broken engagement with Pete Davidson and her ex boyfriend Mac Miller overdosing, but she comes back from her...

The Backstreet Boys are back: DNA Album Review

Mehek Kapur, Staff Reporter | January 31, 2019

The Backstreet Boys released their hyped up new album, DNA - the group’s tenth studio album and their first full-length album since 2013. Overall, the album is smooth, modern and a perfect testament...

Electronic Music Showcase shows a wide range of dynamic electronic music

Gautam Nair, Staff Reporter | December 17, 2018

De Anza College held its scheduled Electronic Music Showcase on Dec 8, offering a wide variety of vocals, tunes, beats and inspirations. The showcase had a casual setting, with the audience primarily...

‘Some Rap Songs’ album by Earl Sweatshirt shows vulnerability by discussing tough topics

Tommy Pham, Staff Reporter | December 11, 2018

"Some Rap Songs," Earl Sweatshirt's third studio album, touches upon a wide variety of topics like depression, family, life, love and death. "Some Rap Songs" features guest appearances by up and coming...

‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’ intertwines music with modern day media

Mehek Kapur, Staff Reporter | December 10, 2018

The 1975’s third album, “A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships,” has shaken up the music scene after dropping Nov. 30 with a series of well written tracks covering everything from love, to the...

“No Candle No Light” by ZAYN ft Nicki Minaj is just another burned out track

Damon Ong, Staff Reporter | November 27, 2018

The highly anticipated duet, "No Candle No Light," by ZAYN featuring Nicki Minaj dropped on Nov. 16, explored an electronic sound not typically associated with either artist. The best compliment for the...

Michale Bublé returns with new album ‘Love’

Jocelyn Hernandez, Staff Reporter | November 24, 2018

After a two year hiatus, Michael Bublé has returned with his new album "Love," consisting of songs that express Bublé’s deep love for his fans, music and most evidently, his family. "Love" has an...

Jaden Smith fortifies his integration into the rap culture with ‘The Sunset Tapes: A Cool Tape Story’

Michael Nijmeh, Staff Reporter | November 24, 2018

Jaden Smith's “The Sunset Tapes: A Cool Tape Story,” released on Nov. 17, was strangely amusing, with a variety of melodies, beats, concepts and lyrics, proving him to be an up and coming artist in...

‘Origins’ album fails to solidify Imagine Dragons’ rock image

Nick Bauersfeld, Staff Reporter | November 20, 2018

Imagine Dragons', newest album “Origins,” released on Nov. 9, is an alternative rock album with a electro-pop sound that fails to deliver anything new from the band. Their fourth studio album in just...

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Health clinic Q&A opens up communication

Leila Salam, Copy editor

April 28, 2024

District administrators joined representatives from the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors and an audience of faculty, staff and students for a presentation and Q&A...

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Features

Students spice up their summer quarter overseas

Joshua Hascall, Copy Editor

April 26, 2024

For students interested in attending summer quarter classes as well as visiting Europe or the Philippines, De Anza College has an exciting upcoming opportunity available....

An international student’s guide to De Anza’s resources

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Opinions

La Botomy: Gender-neutral bathroom to be fixed in 2099

Ann Penalosa, Managing Editor

April 19, 2024

Welcome to La Botomy, La Voz’s satire publication whose name was voted on in the De Anza Discord server. Disclaimer: In case it isn’t obvious, this is satire....

La Botomy: Free parking and the five stages of grief

April 17, 2024

With my credit card in hand, I approached one of the many lovely, solar-powered kiosks to generously offer a financial tribute to De Anza for allowing my vehicle to occupy their pavement. That was the moment I was confronted with the ugly reality of the current parking situation. The sign that was adhered with duct tape to the kiosk read, “FREE PARKING FOR THE QUARTER;” ...

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Art & Entertainment

‘Spy x Family: Code White’ is a sweet, charming subplot

Ingrid Lu, Art & Entertainment Editor

April 30, 2024

“Spy x Family: Code White,” is a film that follows two seasons of the beloved anime “Spy x Family,” released in U.S. theaters on April 19. Building upon the plot of...