Gallery: De Anza online student art show
Yami Sun, Reporter
May 22, 2020
Check out the written story on De Anza College's online student art show by Yami Sun here.
Rain in a bowl, teaching my children about precipitation
Gloria Delgado, Reporter
May 20, 2020
I am 29 years old and yesterday I taught myself, my husband, and my two children the colors that make up the rainbow and the precipitation process. As we approach the third month of sheltering in place, I am sure everyone’s kids are as eager as mine to get out of the house and enjoy some vitamin...
De Anza College art students process the pandemic through online only art show
Yami Sun, Reporter
May 20, 2020
In response to COVID-19, the Euphrat museum is hosting this spring’s De Anza Student Art Show virtually from May 6 to June 30. Diana Argabrite, Museum Programs Coordinator said it was a good turnout that almost 80 students participated with actual physical art which is shown entirely online. “I think we got a good response,” said Argabrite. “Lots of really intere...
Bad Bunny ‘hops out’ with surprise album, ‘La Que No Iban a Salir’ to brighten our shelter-in-place
Carissa Caro, Reporter
May 20, 2020
Bad Bunny “hops out” with surprise album, “La Que No Iban a Salir” to brighten our shelter-in-place On May 10, Bad Bunny released a surprise album titled “Las Que No Iban a Salir,” which translates to “The ones that weren’t going to be released,” proving he has no plans on stopping...
Celebrate Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month with these 3 outstanding films
Leticia Samame, Reporter
May 19, 2020
The month of May is dedicated to celebrating the heritage of Asian and Pacific Islanders in the United States and gives us an opportunity to explore the cinematic masterpieces that tell the experiences of their vibrant culture. Asian and Pacific Americans have helped contribute thousands of years...
De Anza’s Top 5 songs by Asian and Pacific Islander Artists
Roselle Lagmay, Reporter
May 14, 2020
For the month of May, Asian and Pacific Islander Americans come together and celebrate Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage. Here are five songs to help you connect to the cultures. “Prism” by AmPm featuring Miyuna Anime watchers have probably heard this song during the openin...
‘Extracurricular’ Netflix’s Korean masterpiece
Cameron Oleary, Reporter
May 12, 2020
The 10-episode Netflix original, “Extracurricular,” is a South Korean crime drama that sends a message to never take on tough times alone. The show follows a young boy Oh Ji-soo played by Kim Dong-hee, who is trying to run a double life of school and security service for illegal prostitution. It...
De Anza’s Top 5 songs for a productive week
Cameron Oleary, Reporter
May 12, 2020
For college students not used to taking online classes, struggling to stay focused, the key to staying productive is music. Here are five songs that are perfect for studying. "Kickstart My Heart" by Motley Crüe With no set schedule during the lockdown, one of the problems students run into is...
De Anza’s Office of Equity’s ‘Study Sessions’ event creates space for students to stay connected
Andrea Infante, Reporter
May 9, 2020
De Anza’s Office of Equity “Study Sessions” event discussed issues from TV shows on Netflix, favorite movies, and the downside of online classes on April 29. Hosted by the Office of Equity interns, Loan-Anh Pham and Gabrielle Acuna, the event aimed to provide a space for social interactions, community...
Comfort food quarantine recipe: Banana Bread Muffins
Roselle Lagmay, Reporter
May 4, 2020
One of the best things about the COVID-19 pandemic is staying at home, attempting new recipes, and then finally getting to eat it. With people grabbing bananas off the shelves to prepare for lockdown, banana bread recipes have been popular for people around the world to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. BANANA BREAD M...
