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The voice of De Anza since 1967.

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Watching debates is a civic duty

Bhuvaneshwari Natarajan, Staff Reporter | October 31, 2019

Eighteen Democrats and three Republicans, including President Donald Trump, will be running for the 2020 election in the race for the next presidential candidate. If you are thinking about how you can...

Quarter system puts students in an unnecessary rush

My Do, Staff Reporter | October 18, 2018

This article is one of a two-part debate. The opposing argument can be found here. From an administrative viewpoint, the quarter system may help keep costs down, but for students, the savings may not...

Quarter system helps students transfer faster, prepare for UCs

Abhiram Rishi Prattipati, Staff Reporter | October 18, 2018

This article is one of a two-part debate. The opposing argument can be found here. De Anza is the only community college in California with the highest transfer rates and the quarter system is one of...

Hard copy books improve focus, study time

Audrey Marques, Sports Editor | October 13, 2018

This article is one of a two-part debate. The opposing argument can be found here. Hard copy books are the best option when studying and learning. E-books might be better for the environment or cheaper,...

E-books save money, space, environment

Jocelyn Hernandez, Staff Reporter | October 13, 2018

This article is one of a two-part debate. The opposing argument can be found here. Hard copy textbooks have proven to be an inconvenience in space and money and if you want to avoid such issues, e-books...

Attention petitioners: Go away

Simone Clay, Staff Reporter | April 18, 2018
Petitioners at De Anza College should leave our campus and never come back. Students at De Anza are constantly bombarded with petitions. Despite the mostly optimistic spirits on campus, some students just want to get to class without the distraction of intolerable petitioners. They don’t need your time or attention, nor do you owe them anything. They’re smart for coming on to campuses because they can easily pry on the naive, more approachable students and get signatures or a simple response.
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