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Fact Friday: March 13

Issue 4, week 10
Wylder Robison, Yosselyn Garcia Rodas, Jonathan Nguyen-Au, Cris Li, Ann Peñalosa, Xitlaly Martinez, and Gordon Yang
March 13, 2026
Wylder Robison, Yosselyn Garcia Rodas, Jonathan Nguyen-Au, Cris Li, Ann Peñalosa, Gordon Yang, and Xitlaly Martinez

In this broadcast, we cover:

  • La Voz sweeps at conference, takes home 46 awards
  • Student government cuts a fifth senator
  • DASG elections still not over
  • Campus, clubs plan destress week events
  • Baseball starts conference with 3-1 win
  • adminton shuts out Cañada 21-0
  • Beach volleyball to play two of three nearby “Rams”
  • Track goes back to back
  • Nights climb to 60s, days inch closer to 90s
  • Music department puts on VPAC concerts
  • Join La Voz for free

Hosted by Wylder Robison and Yosselyn Garcia Rodas
Weather by Jonathan Nguyen-Au
Filmed by Cris Li
Produced by Cris Li and Ann Peñalosa
Segments by Xitlaly Martinez and Gordon Yang
Edited by Ann Peñalosa

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About the Contributors
Wylder Robison
Wylder Robison, Copy Editor
My name is Wylder and I love reporting and informing the public.
Yosselyn Garcia Rodas
Yosselyn Garcia Rodas, Graphic Design Editor
Journalism has been my tool to build connections and empower those who don’t have a voice. This quarter, I hope to lean into my creativity and continue to use my writing as a way to bring people together.
Jonathan Nguyen-Au
Jonathan Nguyen-Au, Freelance Illustrator
I’ll be focusing on weather and graphics for spring 2026. Either way, I hope the stories we tell at La Voz reach even more people this quarter.
Cris Li
Cris Li, Copy Editor
Sharing stories of local and diverse voices.
Ann Peñalosa
Ann Peñalosa, Managing Editor
Hi! I’m Ann. I’ve been with La Voz since fall 2023 and this quarter’s my fifth (non-consecutive) quarter as managing editor. For a while, I edited La Voz’s weekly news broadcast, “Fact Friday.” I also translate some articles to Tagalog (uy Pilipins). I don’t write as much as I used to, but when I do, I hope it shakes things up. In my free time, you’ll probably spot me on Caltrain or BART, at AniClover raves, looking for good tea (no tea dust please! We love loose leaf here) or admiring the newsroom air fryer. Feel free to say hi and let me know what you want to see La Voz cover next.
Xitlaly Martinez
Xitlaly Martinez, Editor-in-Chief
Xitlaly is excited to lead the team and publish stories the community should know about.
Gordon Yang
Gordon Yang, News Editor
Source, force, course; fact, act, impact; ink, link, think …