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Mortal Kombat X: Blood, Guts, Masochism, and Fun

Francisco Alvarado | May 4, 2015

“Mortal Kombat X” is a frustrating, satisfying, button-smashing, strategic, anger-inducing cathartic experience; and worth it all. The tenth edition in the “Mortal Kombat” series and the first...

Simple ways to stay safe around campus

Kayla Jimenez | May 4, 2015

You may be actively avoiding the notorious freshman 15, looking for exercise alternatives to pressing the next button on Netflix’s new season of “Daredevil” and thinking of creative ways to squeeze...

Trails to check out around De Anza: Linda Vista Park

Matthew Shamshoian | May 4, 2015

Linda Vista Park in Cupertino is a quick hike with an awe-inspiring view of the South Bay.a Linda Vista’s only one and a half miles from De Anza College, and makes for a great after-class get away. Linda...

Trails to check out around De Anza: Alum Rock Park

Ryan Vermont | May 4, 2015

In the eastern San Jose foothills lies a municipal park spread across 720 acres that is open almost every day for the public’s pleasure. Alum Rock Park provides the people in the area with environmentally...

Trails to check out around De Anza: Mission Peak

Yousif Kassab | May 4, 2015

I’m not sure if anyone’s made a list of the rites of passage afforded to the average person growing up in the bay area, but if they did Mission Peak would be at the top. The oft-scribbled on, oddly...

Trails to check out around De Anza: Rancho San Antonio

Christina Abouzeid | May 4, 2015

The Rancho San Antonio Open Space Reserve in Los Altos is a family-friendly park offering multiple level hiking trails and an animal farm, only three miles away from De Anza College. The park has many...

TV Show Review: Daredevil

Francisco Alvarado | April 27, 2015

No matter how much you want to, don’t binge-watch “Daredevil” on Netflix. The latest original production from video streaming service Netflix and in partnership with Marvel Television and...

New apartments around De Anza

Charlie Dang | April 27, 2015

After more than half a decade of planning and more than a year of construction, the former empty Hewlett Packard lot at the corner of Stevens Creek Blvd and Tantau Ave. is finally being transformed into...

Movie Review: “Unfriended” displays horrors of cyberbullying

Chau Nguyen | April 27, 2015

The first in the list of upcoming horror movies scheduled to be released this spring, “Unfriended” attracted a lot of attention not only from teenagers but people of all ages. It’s totally worth...

Waterways: Photography and water

Naeema Kaleem | April 27, 2015

The De Anza College California History Center and Los Gatos-Saratoga Camera Club have teamed up to co-sponsor “Water Ways: a Lens on Culture and Nature from River to Bay to Ocean,” an exhibit featuring...