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Basic Witch: A mediocre sequel that fails to inspire

Lloyd "Chuckie" Snyder, Arts Editor | September 26, 2016

With sloppy execution, lack of originality and uneven pacing, director Adam Wingard’s excursion into the woods “Blair Witch” leaves much to be desired First time filmmakers Daniel Myrick and Eduardo...

12 most likely ways TO DIE at De Anza College

Gregory Schrader, Opinions Editor | June 13, 2016

1. Overdosed on caffeine I’ll pull an all-weeker (like an all-nighter, but times seven), and my heart will give out shortly after my eyes begin to vibrate after drinking my 53rd Philz pour over. 2. Killed by...

X-meh

Lloyd “Chuckie” Snyder, Staff Writer | June 13, 2016

Even though “X-Men: Apocalypse” is an entertaining and action packed movie, it is one of the weakest entry in the franchise. Following the success of “X-Men: Days of Future Past,” that had both...

Unveiling the dance magician

Neil Mcclintick, Staff Writer | June 13, 2016

Tall, uniquely established in both posture and dress, and completed by a uniquely fashionable head of hair, he dashes toward center stage without introduction and crouches in leapfrog position. Within...

DA Voices: Where are you transferring and why?

Ruben Mendoza, Staff Writer | June 13, 2016

San José police, protesters clash at Trump rally

Photos by Adrian Discipilo, Design Editor | June 13, 2016

Police officers line the streets and protesters demonstrate during a protest against presidential candidate Donald Trump during his campaign stop in San Josê on Thursday, June 2. Protesters burned hats...

Students call for environmental justice

Elias Kamal, Staff Reporter | June 9, 2016

More than a hundred student leaders from across California gathered Friday, May 20t at De Anza College, the host site of a two-day Convergence with the California Student Sustainability Coalition. “Because...

Earthquakes: De Anza ready for the forecasted big one?

Paul Ledesma, Staff Reporter | June 9, 2016

A few minutes past 5 p.m., Mary Kay Englen sat at her desk in the Learning Center building on the De Anza College campus. As she talked with a friend at the end of her day, the building...

Passion for social issues inspires art

Frank Bellido, Staff Reporter | June 2, 2016

From paintings and sculptures to furniture and mixed media pieces, a variety of art works, each of their own theme, is on display in the Euphrat Museum of Art this quarter as features in the...

A sense of security unraveled

Kassandra Amper, Staff Writer | May 31, 2016

Drake’s classmate approached her, held her in a tight embrace and tried to kiss her. She told him to stop multiple times. Her attacker, a former De Anza College student who transferred out after winter...