The work of several De Anza Fine Arts Division members will be on display at the Upstairs Gallery in Sunnyvale. The show, which will run for a month, will open Sunday, Oct. 1 in the annex to the gallery. Joan...

De Anza College became "De Anza" College only after several months of intense study of more than 250 names. Among the more interesting suggestions were Calvert, Footland, Utopia, Green Oaks, Lafayette,...

The Foothill Sentinel, Foothill's weekly newspaper, has been awarded an "All-American" rating for the second semester in a row. The award, given for spring semester '67, was one of five given to junior...

The gentlemen seen running about the campus in grey uniforms are officers of the campus police. The department is organized as the Foothill Junior College District Campus Police under the organization...

Barely three weeks old, De Anza has several clubs already started and more on the way. Students from the United States may join those from foreign countries in the International Club. The purpose of...

Operation Share is a newly organized tutoring service. It is designed to aid disadvantaged children of school age from all ethnic groups. June Seeley, De Anza's representative, is recruiting De Anza...

Federal and state grants totalling $1,470,000 are in the balance next Tuesday when Foothill Junior College District (FJCD) voters go to the polls in a special tax-override election. The nearly one-and-a-half...

De Anza College opens its newly constructed doors today to more than 3,000 students, bolstered by Orientation Week, five days of rallies, get-togethers, tours, cokes, speeches, and a few minutes off perhaps...

How do you name a college newspaper? Well, you come up with suggestions from the adviser and staff — such as the De Anza Dispatch, the Compass, Couranto, Scene, Record. Or, you go the Spanish route:...