Second season of “13 Reasons Why” shows cruel realities of High School
Lorie Anne Reyes, Staff Reporter
June 1, 2018
Story continues in second season of “13 Reasons Why” and proves that the cruel realities of high school controversy is something worth highlighting. The much disputed Netflix original teen drama is based on a novel by Jay Asher and covers sensitive issues such as underage rape, bullying and ...
“Coco” packs film with animation and emotion
John Bricker, Staff Reporter
December 13, 2017
“Coco,” the new animated adventure film from Disney and Pixar, was released on Nov. 22 in the United States to well deserved critical acclaim. During Día de los Muertos, Miguel, a boy raised in a family of shoemakers where music is forbidden, is transported into the Land of the ...
“Oxenfree” brings digital reality to life with interactive games
Keenan, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2017
You’re sitting around a bonfire on the beach. Only one other person here is somebody you can confidently call your friend, but you’re trying to make the best of it. The sound of waves keeps you calm. But it’s still pretty uncomfortable. You’re not necessarily the most outgoing person, and in fa...
Inevitable fits of laughter surround Marvel’s new film “Thor”
John Bricker, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2017
“Thor: Ragnarok” entered theaters on Nov. 3, bringing Marvel fans a superhero adventure with non-stop comedy, visually stunning fight scenes and journeys to wonderful, alien locations.
Math program provides supportive environment, accessibility and opportunity for students
John Bricker, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2017
The Math Performance Success (MPS) program at De Anza College is investing more time and resources into struggling students than the average math classes, allowing underdogs to an more of an opportunity to succeed.
Movie night at De Anza “Lights Out”
John Bricker, Staff Reporter
October 25, 2017
Providing free tickets, boba and hot chocolate, the Diversity and Events Committee hosted a showing of “Lights Out” on De Anza College’s S Quad on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m.. Once the opening titles started, after a few delays and the showing of a student film, students had filled the lawn behind the...
Netflix and chill into Fall Quarter – Bingewatching recommendations from La Voz Staff
John Bricker, Staff Reporter
September 28, 2017
Bates Motel “It’s binge worthy because it’s literally back to back drama. It’s very intense. It’s a show talking about what happened in the Bates Motel leading up to Psycho” - Ana Acosta, 21 years old, Journalism Major Grey’s Anatomy – Netflix Series “The new stuff ...
De Anza alum makes TV cable show based on Bay Area city called “Sunnyvaleans”
Christian, Trujano
September 28, 2017
College education was important for former De Anza student, Misuk Park, who created a cable TV show based on the city of Sunnyvale. Park, who attended De Anza College, then transferred to UC Berkeley details her experience owning a cable access tv show. According to Park, it was the practical real wor...
Student Services and Helpful Resources at De Anza College
Audrey Marques, Design Editor
September 28, 2017
Starting the school new year, many new students arrive and want to get into what is around the Campus. De Anza College has many resources that can help students during their time here, just as an example, the Health Service, Financial Aid and Scholarship, VIDA, and so many other things that can help...
Hungry much? Best places to eat around De Anza campus
Stacy Ardoin, Staff Reporter
September 28, 2017
If you are looking for a quick bite to eat or sit down meal before class starts, De Anza College sit near many great and accessible restaurants and spots near the campus. Coffee, the bane of existence for many college students is just right down the street for those who need a pick me up before class. To...
