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My experience navigating De Anza’s free mental health care

My experience navigating De Anza’s free mental health care

Annalise Freimarck, News/Features Editor | May 29, 2020

Some of my first memories of anxiety as a kid were trying to fall asleep at night and worrying that my aging grandparents were going to die that night and I could do nothing about it. I would lay in...

Zoom ‘sex clubs’ may be the responsible way to stay sexually active while single during the pandemic

Zoom ‘sex clubs’ may be the responsible way to stay sexually active while single during the pandemic

Gloria Delgado, Reporter | May 21, 2020

Sex clubs are using Zoom to host live video calls where select people are engaging in virtual sex acts with their live-in partners for others to watch, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with it. The...

Friends sharing cocktails.

The risk-benefit analysis of doorstep booze delivery

Ashonti Ford, Reporter | May 19, 2020

Some feel there is a lot to weigh when making a sound decision on if food delivery apps should be allowed to add alcohol to their delivery service. However, as a person over the age of 21, my only follow-up...

‘Success Stories’ page falls short, highlights De Anza’s bare minimum approach to the shutdown

‘Success Stories’ page falls short, highlights De Anza’s bare minimum approach to the shutdown

Leticia Samame, Reporter | May 18, 2020

Was De Anza’s Success Stories page appropriate? Yes, to an extent, but also no. De Anza College has recently put up an ‘Online Spring Success Stories’ page on its website, noting the many accomplishments...

Art loses out in transition to online courses

Art loses out in transition to online courses

Travis Wynn, Photojournalist | May 14, 2020

De Anza's art classes are not worth the price of tuition in an online format. Students in online art classes are still paying the same amount for their classes but not receiving the same opportunities...

Free HIV testing stations in the South Bay

Two steps forward and one step back: FDA changes blood donation policy

Keegan West, Reporter | May 14, 2020

On April 2, the FDA changed its policy of required sexual inactivity before blood donation for gay and bisexual men decreasing the period by 9 months in response to shortages caused by COVID-19. The...

Gamer playing League of Legends while simultaneously streaming the 2020 Champion Series Spring Split Playoffs on Twitch.

Esports are not breaking new ground, despite the hype

Vanessa Nazareno, Reporter | May 9, 2020

It is true that esports showed an increase in viewers ever since the pandemic started, but I don't think that trend will continue to grow once major sports resume their currently paused seasons. With...

Better life during quarantine through food

Better life during quarantine through food

Travis Wynn, Photojournalist | May 7, 2020

There are many downsides to this sheltering-in-place life, but the best thing we can do for ourselves right now is adopting healthier eating habits. Being stuck at home during this difficult time does...

Defining our new normal

Defining our new normal

Ashonti Ford, Reporter | May 5, 2020

We have officially embarked upon the largest pandemic the United States has ever seen and for those of you who are avoiding the reality that this may be our new normal, please insert tequila shot here. By...

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Between snacks, consider video games to pass the time in quarantine

Keegan West, Reporter | May 3, 2020

Alas, the quest to fill the time between frequent trips to the refrigerator is over. Clean the Cheeto dust off those fingers, get comfy and grab a controller, because video games offer an exciting platform...

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