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Lack of in-person classes hurts student education

Lack of in-person classes hurts student education

Sage Coyle | June 4, 2023

With the pandemic long over and students still feeling the repercussions of virtual learning, I believe that De Anza’s continuation of offering mostly online or hybrid classes adds insult to injury. This...

Pandemic education invites new educational modalities

Pandemic education invites new educational modalities

Autumn Alvarez | March 29, 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has made guinea pigs out of community college students and teachers as online education continues to directly affect primary modalities of learning. Studies from the National Bureau...

Robert Cormia, professor in the Computer Information Systems department at Foothill College, giving a public comment at the board of trustees meeting on Oct. 3.

Optional masking announcement stirs controversy throughout the district

Rory Conlon and Andrea Saldana | October 9, 2022

A new Foothill-De Anza policy announcing optional masking indoors has sparked controversy among faculty, students and administration on both campuses. In an email sent out after 10 p.m. on Sept. 23, three...

Stricter guidelines should be enforced in light of Omicron variant

Stricter guidelines should be enforced in light of Omicron variant

Maida Suta, Reporter | December 6, 2021

Now that the omicron variant of COVID-19 is being identified in the United States, stricter guidelines should be reinforced to mitigate the spread of the variant as well as to buy time in order to further...

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Strict COVID-19 policy is needed for a safe reopening

Courtney McClain, Reporter | December 1, 2021

The safety precautions De Anza College is taking are necessary for the health and safety of the students and faculty.  With the return to campus after over a year of closure from the COVID-19 pandemic,...

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De Anza’s campus is not open enough for winter quarter

Kaylee Flores, Reporter | November 14, 2021

With the classes for winter schedule available and registration beginning on Nov. 15, it’s disappointing that De Anza College’s campus isn’t as open as other colleges. The second year of online classes...

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Nothing will ever beat a night out at the movies

Cameron Oleary, Reporter | November 4, 2021

Movies, just like music and paintings, are works of art and deserve to be viewed in the best way possible, in a theater, on the big screen, with a bucket of popcorn and others excited to watch the same...

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Halloween tropes in a COVID-19 world: A thin line between entertaining and insensitive

Joseph Narvaez, Reporter | October 30, 2021

With the onset of Halloween, ghouls and goblins, along with countless other tropes and creatures once again make an appearance on many people’s front lawns. However, with many of our citizens, friends...

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The U.S. should become a masked society beyond the pandemic

Cameron Oleary, Reporter | October 27, 2021

Over a year into the COVID-19 pandemic and people are still looking to get rid of masks, but the U.S should pick up the masking practices and philosophies of other countries like those from Eastern Asia...

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California counties are selfishly pursuing removal of the mask mandate

Maida Suta, Reporter | October 19, 2021

Several counties across California, including Santa Clara County, have been implementing steps to remove the mask mandate, and it has become evidently clear that we have learned nothing from our previous...

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