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DASB senate elects eight new senators

Alena Naiden, Staff Writer | November 22, 2014

DASB senate elected eight new senators during a lengthy DASB meeting on Nov. 20. The newly elected senators are: Mina Aslan, Thy Doan, Naeema Kaleem, Hilary Trang, Druvangi Shan, Thao Le, Hiro Chika...

OPINION: Separate designated vaping area

Donovan Rios, Staff Writer | November 22, 2014

In recent years, smokers have found healthier alternatives to traditional cigarettes and nicotine. The most popular among them are e-cigarettes, also known as vaporizers. Vaporizers have gained their...

De Anza students take home awards from journalism conference

Susan Garcia, Staff Writer | November 22, 2014

Adrian Discipulo and Rajvir Kaur, La Voz staffers won awards at this year’s Journalism Association Community Colleges NorCal Conference at Sacramento State University. La Voz editor in chief Jay Serrano...

DASB senators prepare for midterm elections

Alena Naiden, Staff Writer | November 14, 2014

The DASB senate meeting held on Wednesday Nov. 12 turned into a noisy playground when current senators and interns tried to get to know each other better before elections this week in which DASB senators...

Veterans honored at De Anza ceremony

Samantha Jill UyBico, Staff Writer | November 14, 2014

De Anza Student Veterans Association celebrated Veterans Day on Nov. 5 in an on-campus ceremony with special guest speakers. The Main Quad was filled with the sounds of the De Anza Wind Symphonic Orchestra...

Paul Fong defeated by Charles Jones

November 12, 2014

Former De Anza College instructor and FHDA district trustee Paul Fong lost to Charles “Chappie” Jones in the Nov. 4 election for San Jose city council District 1. Jones, a Silicon Valley techie...

DASB senate expands bike program

Cindy Tran, Staff Writer | November 12, 2014

The DASB Bike Program ordered new bicycles this past summer providing a wider variety for students. The ultimate goals of the Bicycle Program is to present an alternative way for students to get to...

Ceramics artist in action

Brenda Romero, Staff Writer | November 12, 2014

Benjamin Carter, a ceramic artist, visited De Anza College on Thursday, Oct. 30 as part of an ongoing artist lecture series. Carter, who lives in Santa Cruz, is a pet sitter, has his own podcast and...

News: Evan Low election

Alena Naiden, Staff Writer | November 12, 2014

Current mayor of Campbell Evan Low, a De Anza College graduate and former American Government instructor at De Anza, was elected to serve in the California State Assembly. Low ran as a Democrat and recived...

De Anza students march against college sexual assault

Pati Shojaee, Staff Writer | November 12, 2014

A group of De Anza students gathered with mattresses to spread awareness of sexual assault on Wednesday Oct. 29, inspired by a project called “Carry That Weight.” “We decided to take action and...

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Health clinic Q&A opens up communication

Leila Salam, Copy editor

April 28, 2024

District administrators joined representatives from the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors and an audience of faculty, staff and students for a presentation and Q&A...

New $20 minimum wage for fast food workers

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Features

Muslim Student Association hosts Islamic bingo night

Sarah Atito, Freelance photographer

May 1, 2024

De Anza’s Muslim Student Associations organized a bingo night on April 26 with the Foothill chapter at the West Valley Muslim Association in Saratoga. Asiya Shaikh, 19,...

Photo Essay: SoFa Street Fair slams life into Downtown San Jose

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Photo Essay: Empty shoes

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Students spice up their summer quarter overseas

April 26, 2024

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Opinions

A night of comedy to celebrate who?

Leila Salam, Copy editor

May 5, 2024

The White House Correspondents Dinner is always filled with comedy. President Joe Biden is a politician and real world issues should always be the primary concern. The dinner...

Teenagers should read more books

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La Botomy: Gender-neutral bathroom to be fixed in 2099

April 19, 2024

La Botomy: Free parking and the five stages of grief

April 17, 2024

With my credit card in hand, I approached one of the many lovely, solar-powered kiosks to generously offer a financial tribute to De Anza for allowing my vehicle to occupy their pavement. That was the moment I was confronted with the ugly reality of the current parking situation. The sign that was adhered with duct tape to the kiosk read, “FREE PARKING FOR THE QUARTER;” ...

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Art & Entertainment

‘Spy x Family: Code White’ is a sweet, charming subplot

Ingrid Lu, Art & Entertainment Editor

April 30, 2024

“Spy x Family: Code White,” is a film that follows two seasons of the beloved anime “Spy x Family,” released in U.S. theaters on April 19. Building upon the plot of...