DA Voices: what is the biggest challenge to your academic goals?
Olga Geriaeva, Clara Chan
June 22, 2017
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Antoinique Smith, 42, Sociology Trying to raise a family and attend college at the same time while also being a mom and wife and a college student. I’m not only educating myself, but I have children who are getting their education. I’m doing a balancing act, balancing school, parenthood and being a...
DA Voices: Had parking lot incidents? Would security cameras help?
Olga Geriaeva and Clara Chan
June 21, 2017
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Dareke Fleming, 44, History Twice my truck had been hit. It has probably cost me about $1500 worth of damage to my car, where somebody just hit my car and just walked away. It was basically a hit and run in the parking lot. It would have definitely helped if there were security cameras. I would've been a...
Dance students ‘Revive, Resist, Rejoice’ during De Anza College dance showcase
Audrey Marques, Staff Reporter
June 20, 2017
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The last dance showcase, “Revive, Resist, Rejoice” took place on June 9, at the Visual & Performing Arts Center at De Anza College. It was directed by student workshop veteran Arthur Arboleda, 22, English major, and the Administrative Director Lucas Warren. “We wanted to make this show a litt...
All the school’s a stage…
Audrey Marques, Staff Reporter
June 20, 2017
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Professional actors performed at De Anza last Tuesday, previewing three scenes of an original play written by a member of the theater faculty. Marilyn Patton, theater professor, organized the performance in Conference Room A in the Hinson Campus Center on June 6, featuring the new play “What You Will...
Criminalist provides examples of applying statistics in forensic science workshop in De Anza College
Vince Aguilar, Staff Reporter
June 12, 2017
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A criminalist from the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Crime Laboratory taught students how to walk away from arson and suggested a new item should be added to the game “Clue” during a killer workshop on the applications of statistics in her line of work. Criminalist Cordelia Willis was invited to ...
NASA engineer attends physics conference hosted by De Anza’s Physics club
Yane An, Editor-In-Chief
June 12, 2017
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A NASA aerospace engineer told the story of how he got a 66 percent on a math test because he switched a negative and positive sign on the last page of the last problem, and how despite those kinds of obstacles getting him down, he kept moving forward, at the Leaps and Bounds physics conference hosted by the...
De Anza’s Auto Tech Club: Join a community for your life, career and self
Anas Mustafa, Staff Reporter
June 12, 2017
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De Anza’s Automotive Technology Club focuses on teaching students practical and theory work in regards to automotive technology. The club is an extremely connected and close knit community. Auto Tech Club president Brett Johnson, 23, is finishing his second year in the automotive program. Johnson...
De Anza’s Office of Equity hosts space panel and art exhibit to empower “femme” community
Andrew Shinjo, Staff Reporter
June 12, 2017
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The De Anza College Office of Equity hosted the “Femme Space” panel and exhibit last Thursday to honor the late artist Amanda Harris. “Femme” refers to a feminine-appearing person in the LGBTQ community. Harris, a monumental figure in the femme community, helped bring awareness to femme identi...
De Anza’s food pantry offers free food to eligible students
Audrey Marques, Staff Reporter
June 6, 2017
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A possible solution to address what DASB Senate calls the “food crisis” is De Anza’s food pantry. De Anza College offers a service that provides free food for students in need. The pantry is located on the SEM Building at the Office of Outreach & Relations with Schools, and the food is pro...
De Anza’s Developer’s Guild: Pac-man, reddit jokes and rescuing greg
Andrew Shinjo, Staff Reporter
June 6, 2017
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If you have ever been interested in learning how to make a mobile app, a website or a video game, but never knew where to start, then the Developer’s Guild is the place to be. Developer’s Guild is one of many clubs offered at De Anza College focused on computer science related work. The goal of Deve...
