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Challenger to U.S. Rep. Mike Honda sidesteps Social Security in kick-off at DA

Taye Marshall, Staff Writer | April 21, 2013

Last Sunday former Obama White House cabinet official and Stanford educator Ro Khanna announced his campaign at a rally in the Sunken Gardens at De Anza for the 17th Congressional District, which encompasses...

Vocalist Thuy Linh, guitarist Eric Salueson and bassist Paul Collins perform jazz during the opening ceremony of a human trafficking photo exhibit at the Dr. Martin Luther King Library in San Jose, Sunday, April 14.

PHOTOS BY VIETNAMESE HUMAN TRAFFICKING SURVIVORS EXHIBITED

Soo Lee, Staff Writer | April 21, 2013

The opening ceremony for the photo exhibit “Stories of a Girl: Empowering Youth to End Trafficking” located in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Library in San Jose, Calif. took place April 15 from 3:30...

Millennial Generation less well-off

Jose Avalos, Freelance Writer | April 21, 2013

The firmly held American belief that anyone can be successful through hard work and perseverance has been steadily eroding the last few decades. A new study from the Urban Institute found that roughly...

Obama’s gaffe a distraction from bigger issues

Jason Leung, Staff Writer | April 21, 2013

President Barack Obama complimented California Attorney General Kamala Harris’ looks in a fundraising event a few weeks ago. Unsurprisingly, the casual comment was blown way out of proportion by the...

SUBURBAN DREAMS- Beth Yarnelle Edwards speaks at De Anza

SUBURBAN DREAMS- Beth Yarnelle Edwards speaks at De Anza

Brian Rose, Freelance Writer | March 18, 2013

Beth Yarnelle Edwards’ images are the still lives of real people at home in the Silicon Valley and Europe, which capture the daily routines and hobbies of a suburban life. award winning photographer...

Pharmacist weighs in on baby cured of HIV

Sahitya Katikneni, Freelance Writer | March 18, 2013

The recent news of a baby being cured of HIV in Mississippi left the medical community divided, with some researchers excited and some casting doubts on the findings. HIV is a sexually transmitted disease...

North Korea is a hell on Earth; a preemptive U.S. military strike would make things worse

Sally Lee, News Editor | March 18, 2013

It is a place where people are so hungry that children are sometimes eaten. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a life form. If it’s not “pure blood”, they are aborted. That’s North Korea...

Email searching scandal a distraction from main problem: Widespread cheating by Harvard undergraduate students

Nathan Mitchell, Asst. News Editor | March 18, 2013

Harvard University searched the email accounts of 16 resident deans to determine who leaked information about how the deans should advise students implicated in the spring 2012 cheating scandal. The...

U.S. sanctions against Iran result in lack of health care for Iranian citizens

Benjamin Pacho, Freelance Writer | March 18, 2013

U.S. economic sanctions against Iran have resulted in the mounting scarcity of vital health goods and services for hundreds of thousands of Iranians. Because of fierce Republican posturing, the Obama...

Democratic feuds could open up doors for Republicans leading to disagreements

Nadia Banchik, Staff Writer | March 18, 2013

Fueds between two rival Latino Democrats could give California Republicans a chance at picking up one or two  senate seats in special elections later this year. California’s 32nd and 40th districts...

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