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Playoff bound De Anza football team may be doomed

Christian Trujano, My Do, and Tyson Tsoi | October 31, 2018

Two weeks after impassioned pleas to keep De Anza’s football program because of the diverse students it serves, the committee charged with making cuts voted against the team. The football team is...

The pressure is on for IPBT to meet their large deficit in less than a week

Christian Trujano, Editor-in-Chief | October 27, 2018

The Instructional Planning and Budget Team need to finalize recommend cuts for an estimated $2.35 million budget deficit to college council by Nov. 1. With little time remaining to deal with such a...

Run, Hide, Defend training session sees poor turnout

Mayer Adelberg, Staff Reporter | October 26, 2018

The second of two run, hide, defend safety training courses had an underwhelming turnout on Wednesday, Oct.24, despite the importance of the education being provided. The seminar, led by De Anza assistant...

Christian preacher visits campus, upsets students

Brenna White, Staff Reporter | October 26, 2018

A large crowd of De Anza College students gathered in the main quad to condemn the dogmatic words preached by a non-denominational group of Christians on Wednesday, Oct. 24. Heated exchanges occurred...

Women’s water polo, wildlife science technician recommended for elimination

Christian Trujano, Editor-in-Chief | October 22, 2018

The women’s water polo team and wildlife science technician program at De Anza have been approved for elimination by the Instructional Planning and Budget team during last week's meeting on Oct. 16...

Counselor positions affected due to budget cuts

Jonathan Cabrera, Staff Reporter | October 12, 2018

The Student Services Planning and Budget team will amend their recommendation to eliminate the Dean of Counseling and Associate Vice President of Student Services, said the Co-Chair Vice President of Student...

Police Chief Ron Levine to retire

Abhiram Rishi Prattipati, Staff Reporter | October 12, 2018

Foothill-De Anza Police Chief Ronald Levine will retire on Dec. 20, after serving since 1972. “I am very proud of my career and my achievements; both personally and organizationally, that I have been...

Power outage cancels evening classes

Andrew Shinjo and Christian Trujano | October 11, 2018

De Anza College and the surrounding area faced a power outage on Thursday, Oct. 11 around 3:30 p.m.. A PG&E transformer was damaged and according to the PG&E website, they are assessing the...

DASB approves major expenditure

Mayer Adelberg, Staff Reporter | October 8, 2018

DASB senate approved a $5,000 expenditure for Umoja, a college success program for African-American students, at their Wednesday, Oct. 3 meeting. Following a 55-minute presentation by student representatives...

Former DASB President leaves office, details unknown

Christian Trujano and Mayer Adelberg | October 6, 2018

Former DASB senate President Khaled Haq was removed from his position three weeks before the start of the quarter according to an interview with former vice president, and now acting president, Carolyn...