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Transfer students at De Anza learn more about their new universities at Transfer Success Celebration

Lianna Vaughan, Reporter | June 19, 2021

The Transfer Center and Mentors@DeAnza created a forum for transfers to meet others attending the same university and to speak with UC and CSU representatives at the Transfer Success Celebration on June 16.

The Little Baker San Jose: Home-based Korean bakery whips up Asian-inspired flavors

Annalise Freimarck, Editor Emeritus | June 19, 2021

Le specializes in Korean bento cakes, which are miniature cakes around 4 inches in diameter typically frosted with detailed designs.

Transfer students face increase in UC applications amid pandemic

Annalise Freimarck, Editor Emeritus | June 18, 2021

To apply to their dream schools, transfer students had to deal with the pandemic-induced effects on higher education — the spike in applicants.

Speaker gives advice to improve mental health in De Anza workshop

Benjamin Brooker, Reporter | June 16, 2021

Public speaker Josh Rivedal defined anxiety and depression and outlined mental health resources for De Anza College students in the DNExTalks mental health workshop on June 11.

Myungrang’s fresh and tasty corn dogs are a delicacy

Natalie Marques, Reporter | June 16, 2021

The Korean corn dog restaurant Myungrang in serves a variety of corn dogs that put a delicious twist on an American classic.

A villain gets deeper but sugarcoated character in “Cruella”

Maida Suta, Reporter | June 16, 2021

“Cruella” strikes a good balance between portraying the evil and the tragedy in the life of Cruella de Vil.

Walking down the “dream market”: small businesses sell local wares in San Jose

Natalie Marques, Reporter | June 16, 2021

Small businesses and food vendors displayed their creations in Downtown San Jose at the Bay Area Dream Market on June 5.

Stop gentrifying San Jose: the flea market must stay

Maida Suta, Reporter | June 16, 2021

The San Jose Flea Market is in danger due to a city development plan, but this plan should be rejected to combat gentrification and protect low-income families of color.

Environmental studies professors are worried about the new drought

Kevin Nguyen, Reporter | June 16, 2021

Before temperatures have hit their peak this summer, California and much of the Southwest are already in a drought emergency. Environmental studies professors at De Anza College are concerned.