Editorial: District must be transparent, practical
June 18, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
De Anza College should emerge from its budget crisis with many programs and options for students, interim President Christina Espinoza-Peib said during a De Anza Instructional Planning and Budget Team meeting on May 22. So that “we don’t become a STEM college,” she said. Why not? Why d...
Editorial: De Anza must engage in budget decisions
June 4, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
De Anza students, staff and faculty: Be engaged and informed in the college and Foothill-De Anza District’s decisions on upcoming budget cuts. If you are not involved, the powers that be will not act in your best interest. At De Anza, programs under review for cuts are wildlife science tech, dan...
Editorial: District must openly address sexual harassment
May 21, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
The Foothill - De Anza district must openly address and combat sexual harassment with more resources allocated toward Title IX services. Both De Anza and Foothill have failed to emphasize zero tolerance policies. There is no attempt at advertising Title IX services or identifying other victims of sexual misconduct, nor are resources made avai...
Editorial: No safe space for white supremacy
January 22, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinions
Posters advocating for white supremacist organizations Identity Evropa and American Renaissance have begun popping up across campus. Both are heavily influenced the ideology of the KKK, which has been classified as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti-Defamation League. La Voz News is dedicat...
Write, talk to La Voz if you want to better our coverage and the De Anza community
Yane An, Editor-in-Chief
March 6, 2017
Filed under Editorial, Opinions, Showcase
Nine weeks into the quarter, and we’ve received one letter to the editor, a correction of our photo spread of the Euphrat’s “Justice for All?” exhibit. With this unfortunate fact, I can only assume that La Voz has done zero things worth criticizing or commending. We’re not a faceless co...
Editorial: DASB Senate presidential candidates currently lack strategy necessary to best serve student body
February 26, 2017
Filed under Editorial, Opinions, Showcase, Staff
The purpose of this editorial is not to discourage students from voting; La Voz strongly believes in the necessity of engaging students on campus and boosting turnout. **** The Feb. 23 DASB Senate presidential debate hosted by De Anza’s Political Revolution club was a success in terms of revealing h...
Dem enter, not #demexit: The young left must infiltrate, not reject, the Democratic Party
Neil Mcclintick, Opinions Editor
January 25, 2017
Filed under Editorial, Opinions, Showcase
The Democratic Party’s donkey is a beyond senile, one-legged donkey with several incurable, fatal diseases. Yet, the pro-Sanders left, after being overruled by the party elite, loses little sleep as the blue continuously dims. While much of the youth now collectively rejects party politics, the collapse...
What Health Services can do for you
Mary Sullivan, Guest Columnist
November 11, 2016
Filed under Editorial, Features, Health, Student Life
Health Services is here to help you get through the first weeks of the quarter smoothly. We are located next to College Life - where you got your photo ID, in the lower level of Campus Center building. We have free grab and go stuff at our self serve station to make the unexpected problems disappe...
Editorial: DASB senators-elect denied due process by current senate
March 12, 2016
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The DASB Senate’s election complaints process and appeals lack both fairness and due process. The senate must follow its own rules and provide a just system for addressing election complaints and punishments. The recent election code violation hearings should never have taken place because the groups...
La Voz Weekly no more
September 19, 2015
Filed under Editorial, Opinions, Showcase
La Voz is making a change this quarter from a weekly print newspaper with a website, to a news website with a biweekly (every other week) print newspaper. The change is to reflect real- world news organizations that publish news digitally first, and to better prepare journalism students for ...
