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Debate: Must De Anza students be vaccinated?

Mehek Kapur and Dylan Newman | June 18, 2019

Pro – Immunizations necessary for student safety

Mehek Kapur, Staff Reporter | May 16, 2019

De Anza currently allows U.S. students to enroll without having completed vaccinations. However, with recent outbreaks of measles rapidly spreading across the country, the college should consider revising...

Is facial recognition technology a beneficial advancement or a dangerous one?

Ashley Gonzalez and Thomas Anthony | February 7, 2019

PRO: Advancements in facial recognition technology are beneficial in our fast-paced society By Ashley Gonzalez In a technologically-advanced society, facial recognition use is inevitable. Like many...

Did ‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ make or break it?

Hwan Lee and Brenna White, Staff Reporters | November 28, 2018

PRO: 'Ralph Breaks the Internet' is a colorful film with a heartwarming tale By Hwan Lee “Ralph Breaks the Internet” is a hilarious and beautifully animated film that will bring you a horde of laughs...

‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ is a far cry from the charm of its predecessor

Brenna White, Staff Reporter | November 28, 2018

This is part two of a two part review. Read the counter review here. "Ralph Breaks the Internet" forfeits the nostalgic charm and subtle writing from its predecessor for pop culture references and the...

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...

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