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Russian Roulette

Frank Mayers, La Voz Staff | December 8, 2024

Warheads from a Russian intermediate range ballistic missile blazed through the sky over Ukraine on the night of Nov. 21. Glowing with heat as they reentered Earth’s atmosphere, the warheads rained down...

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Holiday gifts: on a budget

Sarah Atito, La Voz Staff | December 8, 2024

‘Tis the season to show your friends how much you love them with presents. However, buying gifts for each of your loved ones may not be affordable, but in the last hour comes an unlikely hero: crafting. Do...

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La Voz is not PR

La Voz Editorial Board | December 8, 2024

As a journalism publication, La Voz aims to bring facts and objectivity to the De Anza community, including faculty, staff and students. We have ethical standards to protect our community from defamation...

The Atomic bomb dome in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima, Japan. Taken on Aug. 19.

Nobel Prize shines a light on survivors of the atom bomb: lessons we can’t afford to ignore

Jose Islas, La Voz Staff | December 5, 2024

The Nobel Peace Prize awarded on Oct. 11 to nuclear bomb survivors known as “Hibakusha” brings back into focus a crucial issue: the persistent threat of nuclear warfare. The Hibakusha who lived...

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TikTok may be getting the boot soon, good riddance

Vincent Scrivens, La Voz Staff | December 1, 2024

TikTok is massively popular, with 120.5 million American users on the app as of July. It has been the preferred source of entertainment, information and culture for many people for years now, though if...

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TikTok ban spells ill-fated doom for content creators, consumers

Richard Yuan, La Voz Staff | November 30, 2024

The doomsday countdown ticks day by day for TikTok users as the Jan. 19 divestment day inches closer and closer. This could spell doom for not only the 100+ million users in the United States, but also...

Rows of red, watchful eyes emerge from the darkness behind, observing and controlling the dialogue output by the speaker in the foreground.

Democracy dies in darkness — Bezos turns out the lights

Frank Mayers, Photo editor | November 30, 2024

In the lead-up to the Nov. 5 presidential election, Jeff Bezos halted the Washington Post’s endorsement for Vice President Harris. This move prompted multiple departures from the Post’s editorial board...

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Thanksgiving break: on a budget

Katelyn Yoo, La Voz Staff | November 27, 2024

With Thanksgiving just around the corner and a budget of only $100, you don’t have to sacrifice fun or flavor in the Bay Area — here’s how to make the most of your holiday break with six affordable...

Letter to the editor: Abortion bans violate human rights

Letter to the editor: Abortion bans violate human rights

Priscilla Yee, Guest Contributor | November 24, 2024

People are violating the UN Declaration of Human Rights as a result of the overturn of Roe v. Wade; many women have suffered and lost their rights due to this disaster two years ago, questioning why the...

Formal addresses of "Professor," "Mr." and "Ms." are overtaken by larger, more widely used colloquials.

Is my professor my ‘dude?’

Orly Bryan, La Voz Staff | November 20, 2024

Listen to the article:  In today’s classroom, the way students address professors is evolving. Calling a teacher “dude” is no longer seen as disrespectful by some. Is this shift impacting...

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