Call of Duty: Ghosts Fails to Live Upto It’s Legacy
Craig Morrison
November 18, 2013
Infinity Ward's newest addition to the Call of Duty franchise, Ghosts, hit store shelves this week. But if you're coming right off the heels of last year's smash hit Black Ops 2, expect to feel let down. Call of Duty: Ghosts is a mediocre addition to the long running first person shooter franchise. The...
Cellphone ban slow to change
Jescelane Valencia, Staff Writer
November 18, 2013
Use of technology devices in college has increased over time, but most instructors still disapprove of students using cell phones in class because of inappropriate use. Students have reported that specific De Anza instructors allow cellphones in their courses, but when contacted, they did...
App Review: NPR Music
Katie Phan, Staff Writer
November 18, 2013
Instead of living on of a digital diet of gaming, productivity or social networking apps, I spend most of my smart phone usage with headphones glued to my ears, listening to music. More than half of my phone capacity is devoted to music and audio apps, and one of the apps I use daily is the...
SMH @ Twitter lingo, LOL
Leticia Castro, Staff Writer
November 18, 2013
Twitter is capable of many things. But is it destined to be the downfall of the English language as we know it? Twitter is becoming an essential communications tool, and thanks in part to the Millennial Generation’s fascination with it, the social network is changing the world. Instead...
Men’s soccer win prepares for playoffs
Carla Arango, Staff Writer
November 18, 2013
On Friday, Nov. 8, the De Anza College men’s soccer team controlled the ball and defeated Evergreen Valley College 4-0. De Anza demonstrated their offensive skills by attacking well and not allowing Evergreen to make successful plays. “We were on top today,” said assistant coach Roheet...
Match ends with a couple of goose eggs
Lance Petit, Staff Writer
November 18, 2013
De Anza College women’s soccer team played to a scoreless tie against West Valley College on Tuesday Nov. 5 The first half started with an aggressive offensive game plan by West Valley, pressuring the Dons defense for the majority of the first half. The Dons managed to turn in some good...
Workplace protection for LGBT employees overdue
Ben Pacho, Staff Writer
November 18, 2013
In rare form earlier this month, the U.S. Senate offset its beleaguered reputation by passing historic civil rights for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people — ensuring workplace protections against an employers’ ability to fire or not promote on the basis of sexual orientation or gender...
Captain Scott Reynolds has water flowing through his veins
Baolien Dang, Staff Writer
November 18, 2013
Age: 19 Weight: 175 Height: 6' Major: Administration of Justice Position: Driver Sophomore Scott Reynolds, captain of the De Anza men’s water polo team, makes being an athlete look all too easy, while still being a great support system to his teammates for personal or educational...
It’s time to end hazing
Chris Padilla, Campus Life Editor
November 18, 2013
The recent alleged harassment of NFL player Jonathan Martin by fellow Dolphins teammate Richie Incognito brings to light an institution that is as old as it is ugly: hazing. Hazing has an odd place in our society, simultaneously treated as a fine tradition and hushed secret. It is such a...
Music, spoken word fill art museum for 1st Thursday Open Mic
Katie Phan, Staff Writer
November 18, 2013
Students turned the Euphrat Museum of Art into a performance venue for 1st Thursday Open Mic on Nov. 7 with an evening of dance, music, poetry and spoken word. “It’s an artsy night,” 1st Thursday advisor LaQuisha Beckum said. “People get on the mic and rap, sing and play music. It’s...
