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The voice of De Anza since 1967.

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John Bricker

John Bricker, Opinions Editor

John Bricker is an experienced reporter and writer at La Voz News. He writes novels and short stories in his spare time, and has written news stories, features, reviews and sports stories for La Voz. He plays guitar and loves music. He is almost completely unplugged from social media, so if you want to know more, find his stories online and get reading.

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Kate Hartsell, co-owner of The Analog Room, sorts through vinyl LPs.

Vinyl record collections popular among young adults

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
June 25, 2019

De Anza California History Center director inspired by history, community

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
June 17, 2019

Votership for DASB Senate Election increases compared to 2018 results

John Bricker, Business Manager
April 3, 2019

Joji’s flawed debut “Ballads 1” pulls though

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
November 13, 2018

Summer Music: Best songs of the summer

John Bricker and Christian Trujano
August 27, 2018
Source: Bandcamp

Summer Music: Jazz prodigy Joey Alexander’s “Eclipse” is a nostalgic triumph

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
August 14, 2018
Source: Pitchfork

Summer Music: Denzel Curry releases inconsistent opus

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
August 4, 2018
Source: amazon.com

Summer Music: 88rising disappoints with group album

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
July 28, 2018
Source: saveface.band

Summer Music: New Jersey band delivers 2000s throwback

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
July 22, 2018
Source: brckhmptn.com

Summer Music: Despite controversy, BROCKHAMPTON drops fire track

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
July 15, 2018
Source: gorillaz.com

Summer Music: Gorillaz drops sweet, disappointing album

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
July 8, 2018

Summer Music: Best albums of 2018 so far

John Bricker and Christian Trujano
July 7, 2018

De Anza Budget Crisis: Music

June 28, 2018

Opinion: Give 18-year-olds the right to drink

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
June 23, 2018

Opinion: NFL kneeling ban unfair

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
June 18, 2018

‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ great adventurous story

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
June 13, 2018
Graphic by Genevieve Kolar

Opinion: Judge Persky needs to be recalled

John Bricker, Opinions Editor
June 4, 2018

New Hop Along album displays expert and unique performances

John Bricker, Opinions Editor
May 4, 2018

Back to his old days, The Weeknd’s EP hits with longtime fans

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
May 3, 2018
Cartoon by Aysha Rehman

Zuckerberg hearing not a joke

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2018

Administration cannot limit free speech, for better or for worse

John Bricker, Opinions Editor
March 29, 2018

Don’t worry about your major, it’s bad for your health

John Bricker, Opinions Editor
March 29, 2018

Japanese-American internment Day of Remembrance evokes present-day concerns

John Bricker, Staff Writer
March 27, 2018

‘Get Out’ deserved more consideration from the Academy

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
March 16, 2018

MGMT evolve its sound in ‘Little Dark Age’ album

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
March 9, 2018
DASB presidential candidate debate Q&A

DASB presidential candidate debate Q&A

Jeffrey Windham and Andrew Shinjo
March 5, 2018
Presidential candidate Lawrence Su, 18, business administration major, said he believes he can reorganize the senate into a better student resource. As president, more than 25 senators would look to him for leadership. Su’s first initiative would be preparing them for their responsibilities by bettering training. “What was shocking to me, in the previous year there was no training whatsoever … that kind of explains their effectiveness this current year,” said Su. “Once I come in, we’re going to hit the ground running … I already have a plan ready for them.” To Su, the senators are the most valuable marketing tools. Increasing their vocality on campus by organizing events will help students realize their presence as a resource. Being proactive fiscally will lead to effective spending. Student interaction is free and with senators working together, Su knows they can do more with less. Su wants to be in touch with as many De Anza students as possible, understanding diversity leads to a variety of needs. “I’m from San Francisco,” he said. “My dad’s in the Army ... we moved around a lot, that’s the whole entire perspective, I see a lot of different people, live in different cultures.”

Meet the candidates: DASB President 2018

Simone Clay, Jeffrey Windham, and Megan Wong
March 5, 2018
Baseball field still unavailable month after expected date

Baseball field still unavailable month after expected date

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
February 22, 2018

Pop Music Club invites everyone to share their music

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
February 21, 2018
Tyrone Powell, known as MC Black Jesus, extends himself to the crowd at the Feb.1 First Thursday open mic in the Euphrat Museum.

Open mic night invites students to express themselves

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
February 21, 2018

High school coursework, grades now considered for De Anza College placement test

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2018

New division combines equity, engagement

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
January 22, 2018

PRO: Time really IS up for Hollywood abusers

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
January 22, 2018

DA VOICES: What have you been watching on Netflix that you recommend?

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
January 19, 2018

Correct gender pronouns addressed in videos

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
December 14, 2017

“Coco” packs film with animation and emotion

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
December 13, 2017

MPS provides support and opportunity to students

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
December 6, 2017

Fresno’s full-court press gets the best of men’s basketball

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
December 4, 2017

De Anza college car part thefts result in parking lot surveillance

John Bricker, Staff reporter
November 20, 2017

Thor review

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2017

Inevitable fits of laughter surround Marvel’s new film “Thor”

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2017

Math program provides supportive environment, accessibility and opportunity for students

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2017

Parking lot security cameras: Why not?

John Bricker, Opinions Editor
November 9, 2017
De Anza students part of study that finds increase in youth voting 2012-2016

De Anza students part of study that finds increase in youth voting 2012-2016

Jeffrey Windham, Staff reporter
November 9, 2017

De Anza volleyball makes it 12 straight-set wins

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
November 6, 2017

De Anza students part of study that find increase in youth voting 2012-2016

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
November 6, 2017

Movie night at De Anza “Lights Out”

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
October 25, 2017

Jean Miller Resource Room video addresses gender pronouns

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
October 20, 2017
Upstanding Citizens Take a Knee

Upstanding Citizens Take a Knee

Jeffrey Windham, Staff Reporter
October 16, 2017

De Anza men’s soccer battles in scoreless game against Foothill

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
October 10, 2017

Foothill-De Anza annual security report details campus crime statistics over past three years

John Bricker, Staff reporter
October 7, 2017

Foothill College students revive campus newspaper, The Script

John Bricker, Staff reporter
September 29, 2017
Netflix and chill into Fall Quarter - Bingewatching recommendations from La Voz Staff

Netflix and chill into Fall Quarter – Bingewatching recommendations from La Voz Staff

John Bricker, Staff Reporter
September 28, 2017
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