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...
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 or benefits they would if these were face-to-face classes. Granted, taking art classes during...
Faculty art show brings thought-provoking pieces to the Euphrat Museum
Mayer Adelberg, Staff Reporter
November 15, 2018
The De Anza & Foothill College Art Faculty Show reception brought artists, students and community members together for a night where the artists talked about their work and received recognition. The show aims to highlight the work of the faculty from both campuses. Many types of artwork were...
Netflix review: ‘Neo Yokio’ makes no sense
Keenan Mccarty, Staff Reporter
December 14, 2017
A waiter sets a tiramisu in front of a pink-haired teenage exorcist. As the boy mournfully eyes the desert, he deadpans: “I’m afraid I’ve lost my appetite.” It’s a moment that encapsulates the defining confusion of “Neo Yokio,” Netflix’s new anime-inspired series produced by the renowne...
Annual SOFA fest features creative local businesses, music and food
Ozzie Perez
May 5, 2017
The annual SOFA Street Fair, located in downtown San Jose, serves as a catalyst for local businesses to showcase their creative products ranging from diamond necklaces to homemade clothing. Sofas are also randomly placed all around the area to add a bit of fun to the event. Ozzie Perez Ozzie Perez...
Movie Review: “Logan” claws through enemies, heart
Vince Aguilar, Staff Reporter
March 21, 2017
“Logan” the final installments of the Wolverine franchise is an action packed, savage, movie that takes a darker twist to the usual comic book movies that has recently come out. The movie is dark and twisted in all the right way showing the heroes that we know and loves past their prime and near...
TV Review: “Emerald City”
Vince Aguilar, Staff Reporter
March 21, 2017
This modern twist on the old classic “Wizard of Oz” makes new and interesting connections between each character that we know and love and also those we love to hate. While most might hate the new changes to a classic movie this television series is a magical addition to my winter television r...
Music Review: “Colliding By Design” lacks unique edge
Sarah Helwig, Staff Reporter
March 21, 2017
For a decade their social media bios read “A defunct rock band from Seattle, Washington,” but after reuniting in 2015, Acceptance released their much awaited sophomore album 12 years later. “Colliding By Design,” released by Rise Records on Feb. 23, is perfectly timed for warmer weather as thi...
