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Flasher suspect still at large Greg Anderson Staff Writer An male was seen indecently exposing himself between the PE quad and L quad at 2 p.m. on Wednesday May 30. The suspect was able to escape from the scene and is still being looked for by police with the aid of a police artist sketch, that features a vague written description without any distinctive character features. The local authorities are not aware of the suspect’s identity at this time, and whether or not the suspect is a student at De Anza is !"#$"%&'()*+,*-(../*01(*2$$314..5 De Anza District police have issued a “be on the lookout” alert for any5 one matching the suspect’s descrip5 tion. Due to the lack of distinct features to look for, identifying the suspect has become almost impos5 sible. The character description on the 64(&,* 7$,3()* +&$!")* #+'7!,* .4,3,* features of the suspect being Asian, &$!81.9*:5;((3<*=54"#1(,*3+..<*-(4815 ing about 140 pounds, and roughly between the age range of 30 to 40 years old. At the time of the crime the suspect was seen wearing a yel5 .$-* 05,14&3<* >.+#?* 7+"3,* +")* ,+"5 dals, and a black backpack. Since the incident took place last month, it is possible that authorities will "$3* %")* 31(* ,!,7(#3* 4"* 314,* $!3%3* again. If you have any information pertaining to the incident and the ,!,7(#3<* 7.(+,(* #+..* 31(* 2$$314..5 De Anza Police Department at =:@5*ABA5CDED/*
De Anza Autocross hits large speed bump
PAISLEY HENDERSON
Andrew Puckett Staff Writer The 44th annual De Anza Autocross will not be held this year, after coordinators deemed the track unsafe for racing because of the recent construction of a solar photo voltanic system over Parking Lot B. The location of concrete pillars relative to the racecourse .(;3* $;%#4+.,* !"#$';$&3+>.(* -431* the elevated level of danger. “These posts are like, seven feet in diameter concrete,” said Michael Brandt, executive head
of the Automotive Technology department. “They’re so close to the course that if anybody got $!3*$;*#$"3&$.*F!,3*,.4813.9<*31(9U)* hit one of those things and they’d 7&$>+>.9*)(,3&$9*31(*#+&*+")*4"F!&(* the person. Everybody says it’s not safe enough.” Before construction began over a year ago, the De Anza +)'4"4,3&+34$"* +")* 7&$F(#3* engineers attempted to design the solar system around the racecourse to allow the Autocross to continue in the future.
see AUTOCROSS pg 9
Students showcase their creative arts Mariah Bravo Staff Writer
“There does come a point where you really need that audi5 ence,” said Stimson. “You really need that experience. That’s when 9$!*&(+..9*%8!&(*$!3*-1+3*9$!*+&(* made of.” The showcase is a place for students to use their voice and an accumulation of what they have learned throughout the year in an environment that goes beyond a classroom, where the setting is unexpected, capturing the true feeling of performance. Lailani Africa 23, psychology '+F$&<*7(&;$&'()*3-$*,$"8,*)!&5 ing the showcase after the audi5 ence cheered for an encore. “It’s amazing for a lot of dif5 ferent people from different me5 diums to come together and show their art and show their stories,” said Africa. “I feel like I’m more #$"%)("3*$"*,3+8(*31+"*4"*&(+.*.4;(* sometimes. I love that I can be myself; I say whatever I feel.”
*2$&*31(*314&)*9(+&*4"*+*&$-<*S4N* Stimson, theatre arts professor at De Anza College, facilitated the annual Creative Arts Showcase in the Visual and Performance Art Center on June 14. De Anza students not only learned, but were given the contact Greg Anderson at chance to prove what they are lavoz@fhda.edu made of. The showcase is held every spring quarter in celebration of the end of the year, giving an open space for students to speak and others to listen. Since the opening of the VPAC, Stimson got approval from Dean of Cre5 Jay Chow be any advanced piano classes state.” ative Arts, Nancy Canter, to invite Staff Writer taught at De Anza by Poklewski. After a massive 33 percent bud5 students of creative arts and per5 J"* KCC<* L(*M"N+* -+,* %&,3* 4"* 31(* get cut to the De Anza Music De5 formance arts and provide them Although the seats in the au5 ,3+3(* +")* %;31* 4"* 31(* "+34$"* 4"* partment, Poklewski has decided with an open space once a year. )43$&4!'* -(&(* >+&(.9* %..()<* 31(* the amount they paid professors, to retire from college teaching. 2&$'* 1(&* 7(&,$"+.* (T7(&4("#(* &$$'* -+,* %..()* -431* 31(* F$9;!.* which was why I came here in the as a performer, she admits that music of the piano. The MUSIC %&,3* 7.+#(<O* &(#+..()* P$?.(-,?4/* there is only so much you can do see PIANO pg 3 on your own. 25J piano performance work5 QR$-* L(* M"N+* 4,* =@31* 4"* 31(* shop featured a recital of all the advanced piano students in that class. Playing complex pieces from Chopin to Brahms, the 11 students featured in the recital stunned au5 )4("#(* -431* 31(4&* &(%"()* 74+"$* talent. Professor Anna Poklewski, who teaches the advanced piano classes at De Anza College, has organized this annual perfor5 mance 35 years. Unfortunately this will be the %"+.*"$3(*;$&*G!,4#*H:*I<*+,*314,* is the last year it will be taught. In - Students of the Piano 25J class perform classical peices in ANDREW PUCKETT | LA VOZ WEEKLY PRE SHOW - Lailani Africa, Psychology major, warms up before her final fact this is the last year there will NOTES the Visual and performing arts center. performance in the Visual and Performing Arts Center.
Fading out: End of piano classes
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Campus Events | 2 MONDAY, JUNE 18 BULLYING/SUICIDE AWARENESS
10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sunken Garden and Conference Room A Ceremony followed by a community dialogue in the second hour of the event in Confer ence Room A. Contact Julie Lewis for more information at lewisjulie@deanza.edu
LIBRARY BOOK SALE
All Day Library !""#$%&'()*$*+&,--.&/$%0&12*-#32&120&4&*51& week of summer session. Donations of books, textbooks or paperbacks for the sale are encouraged. Sponsored by the library. Contact Tracy Lam at 408864 8439 or lamtracy@deanza.edu
TUESDAY, JUNE 19 LEARN ABOUT DEPRESSION 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Hinson Campus Center, El Clemente Room Educational workshop on depression provided and sponsored by Health Services and Psychological Services. Workshops are not intended to provide diagnosis or treatment. Contact Mary Sullivan for more information at sullivanmary@deanza.edu.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 HUMAN TRAFFICKING PANEL
1:30 to 3:40 p.m. Multicultural Center The panel features Maia Sciupac of HEAT Watch Alameda County and a LEAD alumna. Contact Marc Coronado for more information at coronadomarc@deanza.edu.
31st ANNUAL HERB PATNOE JAZZ FESTIVAL
7:30 to 10 p.m. Visual & Performing Arts Center Daddio Big Bands featuring Randy Vin cent, Mary Fettig, Mike Olmos and Dave Eshelman perform at the VPAC. Tickets are available at the door. Contact Bob Farrington for more information at 408 8648507 or farringtonrobert@deanza.edu
THURSDAY, JUNE 21 DE ANZA DANCE DEMONSTRATION
7 p.m. Visual & Performing Arts Center Dance performance by spring quarter dance class students. Sponsored by Cre ative Arts. Contact Warren Lucas for more information at lucaswarren@deanza.edu
FRIDAY, JUNE 22 SYMPHONIC WINDS
7:30 p.m. Visual & Performing Arts Center Symphonic Winds ensemble performs at the VPAC. Admission is $5. Sponsored by Creative Arts and DASB. Contact John Russell for more information at russell john@fhda.edu
SUNDAY, JUNE 24 SPRING CHORAL CONCERT
2:30 p.m. Visual & Performing Arts Center Performance by Vintage Singers and Chorale featuring choruses from opera and musicals, Beach Boys, and the Beatles. Admission is $10 for general audience and $5 for students. Sponsored by Creative Arts and DASB. Contact IIan Glasman for more information at glasma nilan@deanza.edu
GUITAR ENSEMBLE CONCERT
7 p.m. A11 End of the quarter public recital by De Anza music students. Admission for the concert is free. Sponsored by Creative Arts Music Department. Contact Ron Dunn for more information at dunnron@deanza.edu
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27 RED WHEELBARROW CELEBRATION
6:15 p.m. Writing and Reading Center ATC 309 Over $300 in prizes awarded during the publication reading/celebration. Awards 3(60"&1-&120&1-7&12*00&7-0158&4&91(-":9*0;
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THURSDAY, JUNE 28 LEAD ENDOFTHEYEAR PARTY
3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. California History Center Enjoy food, music and performance by Los Lupenos at the endoftheyear LEAD party. All are invited to the party. Contact Marc Coronado for more information at coronadomarc@deanza.edu
2012 ANNUAL NURSE PINNING CEREMONY
6 to 8 p.m. Sunken Garden Close to 4,000 of the valley’s nurses have been trained through the De Anza program since its inception. This year’s pinning ceremony will be in the newly renovated Sunken Garden. For more information, visit the Nursing Department website at deanza.edu/nursing.
ANNOUNCEMENTS “DOES 1968 PUSH YOUR BUTTONS?”
Tuesday to Thursday, through June 28, 9:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. California History Center Student curated exhibition features political buttons, posters and other artifacts from the 1968 presidential elections. Open to the public, and class tours are available by appointment or open hours. Contact Tom Izu for more information at 4088648986 or izutom@deanza.edu
LGBTQI PRIDE WEEK
Monday,June 18 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunken Garden and Conference Room A Community conversation on suicide & antibullyinh conference Tuesday, June 19 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Main Quad Advocate day: organizatins supporting the LGBTQI community
3:30 to 6 p.m. MCC 11 Health & Wellness with guest speaker John Andrews Wednesday, June 20 11:30 a.m. to 1:20 p.m. MCC 13 & @A$(5&(5&,#*"("3B;&C("(&4&%D&E051(6$%&$"=&& discussion 6 to 9 p.m. MCC 11 “A Jahid for Love” Thursday, June 21 6 to 8 p.m. Euphrat Museum An art, open mic and live perfomance showcase
TWO NURSING DEPARTMENT STALWARTS TO RETIRE Wednesday, June 20, 2 to 4 p.m. California History Center
Patricia Hassel, Health Technologies Pro gram instructor for 43 years, and Susan Bruch, Pediatric Nursing instructor for 25 years, will retire at the end of the year. Join in celebrating their contributions to the 50yearold Nursing Department. For more information or to donate for the party, contact Marge Sainten at 408864 8687 or Jean Burke at 4088648897.
UC TAG WORKSHOP
Monday, June 18 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Thursday, June 21 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Conference Room 202, Student & Community Services Building, 2nd Floor Overview of the University of California Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) Application System with special emphasis on UC Davis TAG. Dropin basis, 20 student per session. For more information, visit the Transfer Planning Web site at http://www.deanza.edu/transfer/
FOOTHILL LEARNING CURVE BIKE CIRCUIT RACE
Sunday, July 1 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Foothill Campus Road Foothill College hosts its second annual Learning Curve Bike Circuit Ride, at which some 400 cyclists are expected to pedal around the 1.09mile campus loop road. Raceday registration opens at 7:15 $>D>&F20&4&*51&*$90&)03("5&$1&G&$>D>&$"=& additional race start times will bescattered throughout the day until the last race at 4:10 p.m. The allday event is a fundraiser and proceeds will be used to build a pedestrian/bike path from El Monte Road to the pedestrian bridge that creates safer access for students and the community. Race categories include juniors, elite men, elite women and masters. Entry fee per face for juniors (ages 1018) is $15; entry fees for all others are $30$35 per race. For more information, go to foothillcollegecircuitrace.com, or call or email race director Chris Twiggs at ctwiggs@gmail.com or 6502798472.
ANNIVERSARY: STONEWALL RIOTS
For LGBT Americans, June 28, 1969 was the day that started a movement. Police entered the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in New York’s Greenwich Village, at 1:20 p.m. and launched a raid. While the police waited for patrol wagons to cart away the arrested suspects and the seized alcohol, the bar’s patrons began to resist. Thirteen people were arrested and four police -E4&90*5&<0*0&("H#*0=&$1&/1-"0<$%%>&F20&*(-15& continued for six nights. The resistance wasn’t planned, nor were the riots that followed.
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The Making of the Western Mind Reserve your place NOW for Fall Quarter! Just across 85 from De Anza, FREE PARKING Meets once a week, with snacks and break Taught by Professor William Fredlund (Stanford Ph.D.) one of Silicon Valley’s most popular lecturers! 3 units of academic credit per quarter from UCSC Ext. 3 quarters (Fall, Winter, Spring): 9 total units transferable to De Anza, University of California, and other universities (letter grade available) Wednesday nights, 7:00 PM Fall Quarter: October 3 – December 10, 2012 Tuition: $335 (10 weeks)
INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION 10060 Bubb Road, Cupertino To register, call: (408) 864-4060 M-F 10 AM to 6 PM For required texts and syllabus, visit: http://westernciv.com/syllabi/motwm/motwm.shtml
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New student trustee intends to fill predecessor’s shoes Vanessa Contreras News Editor
COURTESEY OF MAYLEA SAITO MARCHING FOR CHANGE - New DASB President, Pablo Zamorano, marches to the state capital in Sacramento during the March in March event on March 5.
New DASB president promises he will delegate and build senate solidarity Jay Chow Staff Writer Newly elected DASB presi dent Pablo Zamorano was sworn in last week. For the past year, he served on the senate as !"#$%"&'($)*$!"#$+,&,%#$%)--'! tee. His original involvement with student government began during a Counseling 100 class where Pablo decided to become more involved with the things that happened between classes since his high school did not of fer those kinds of opportunities. ./(',0$ "'1$ !'-#$ &1$ %"&'($ )*$ + nance, Zamorano said he had a strong sense of leadership in guiding the committee’s direc tion. But this inadvertently re sulted in him trying to take all the tasks on himself which not only overloaded him, but made some other members unhappy. “So I had to learn to delegate throughout the year, assign tasks and make members feel includ ed,” said Zamorano. “I learned to 2)(3$2'!"$)!"#(14$5$2&1$6#+,'!#78$ more abrasive at the beginning of !"#$ 8#&($ &,6$ 5$ "&6$ %),9'%!1$ 2'!"$ other chairs and other members. I learned to treat people with tact and I learned how to approach them if I disagreed with them.” Zamorano said he believes that his skills in delegating tasks and
working with others will help him during his presidency. Cur rently many De Anza College programs are being cut and he said he expects to be negotiating with program coordinators over +,&,%'&7$%),1!(&',!14 Zamorano said the hardest part of running for office was managing his time. “I was tak ing 20 units that quarter, and I was still in the senate as chair of finance so I still had those responsibilities, and senate I would say is like is an eight hour job a week, except you don’t get paid,” he said. “If you’re more involved, you put in more hours. Like the chairs put in more hours, presidents put in more hours.” But Zamorano’s work is far from over. His new goals are to increase student involvement in the DASB and to increase the senate’s involvement by collaborating more with clubs and activism on campus. He said, “The way I want to change our campus basically is to raise that awareness and hope fully we can raise our concerns of our budget, not just the DASB budget, I mean the state budget and the educational budget.”
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Three years ago, 23yearold Vince Mendoza decided to attend De Anza College after a hiatus since he had left high school during senior year, without his diploma. Now he is the new student trustee for De Anza. “I left high school to get a job,” said Mendoza. “I was going to grad uate on time and was unfocused. I went back to get [my GED], and came to De Anza two years later and been here ever since.” Mendoza said even though he was unfocused in high school, he was still attracted to being in volved and helping his commu nity. He was on the youth advisory board for a project called Friday Night Live, a positive alternative to going partying for youth. “It exploded as a program,” Mendoza said with a chuckle. “At De Anza, I joined LEAD. I was the vice president for that and got really into the programs for the people who need the most help. It was rewarding for me to do work like that.” Mendoza said although he has had a fairly privileged life since childhood, he still feels a desire to help those who haven’t been so privileged. He comes from a thirdgeneration Chicano family that he said provided a strict but loving at mosphere. His mother stayed home and watched him and his siblings while their father went to college and became an engi neer. The incoming student trustee lists watching movies, dancing and cooking as his hobbies. “I like cooking fusion,” he said. “I make fried chicken with srira cha. Sometimes my dad would forget to buy food and me and my sister would rummage through the cabinets to make food. Some
times we’d have noodles but no sauce so we’d use butter.” Mendoza said he wouldn’t name any particular person as "'1$0(#&!#1!$',9/#,%#:$;/!$(&!"#($ he is inspired by those who have won at the American dream. “I like people who are really <)2#(*/7$&,6$%),+6#,!:=$>#,6) za said. “People who come from nothing and become something.” Mendoza said last year’s trust ee, Emily Kinner, was a mentor for him and he would like to fol low in her footsteps with many trips to Sacramento. He explained that he got to know Kinner while working with LEAD and when he found out what the trustee posi tion entailed, he thought it was a <#(*#%!$+!4$ Mendoza said he wants to fos ter more student activism. “I’m going to do whatever I can do as a citizen by voting, going to Sacramento and maybe get arrested,” Mendoza said. “I will do as much as I can as long as it doesn’t cause myself harm.”
!" Pizza: Hawaiian Ham, Pineapple & Green Peppers !" Salad: Chinese Chicken !" Pasta: Beef Stroganoff
Poklewski has been a member of De Anza College music faculty since 1977. During her tenure she transformed De Anza’s piano program, giving it international reputation and acclaim. Several of her students have won recog nition and top places in both in ternational and national competi tions. In fact the Anna Powlewski Academy of Music was named after her and founded by her and one of her former students. Before she retires, Poklewski will teach piano at De Anza for one last quarter this fall. She said, “I will practically be teaching piano for no pay and out of the kindness of my heart.” The per formance during fall quarter will be the last advanced piano perfor mance at De Anza. The future of the advanced piano department is grim. With mas sive budget cuts and the loss of Poklewski, the music department will be crippled. Poklewski said, “With the way things are happening, the music department will possibly never recover. It’s very tragic.”
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COURTESEY OF MAYLEA SAITO MAKING AN OATH - Last year’s student trusttee, Emily Kinner, participates in the inauguration of her successor, Vincent Mendoza, in from of the new DASB senate and student body members. The inauguration took place Tuesday June 5, in De Anza College’s fire side room in the Hinson Center.
De Anza College Menu: Dining Services June 18 June 21 MONDAY
from PIANO pg 1
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
!" Pizza: Roast Chicken, Ranch !" Greek Style with Roasted Chicken, Romaine Lettuce, Fresh Tomato, Kalamata Olives, Cucumber, Red Onion, Feta Cheese and a DijonLemon Vimaigrette !" Pasta: Southwestern Pasta
!" Pizza: Vegetarian Combo !" Spring Greens, Fresh Apple, Candied Walnuts, Cranberries, Blue Cheese and Oil & Balsamic Dressing !" WORLD RISOTTO: Thai Coconut Chicken Curry Risotto with Pineapple, Water Chestnut, Snow Peas, Tomatoes and Keifer Lime
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For all of your oncampus dining needs, visit the FOOD COURT in the upper level of the Hinson Campus Center THURSDAY
!" Pizza: BBQ Chicken w/ Green Onions !" Salad: Southwestern Chicken !" Pasta: Broccoli Bow Tie Pasta
Flatbread Naan: The Club The Caesar The
Bombay, combined with a small salad Burger of the Week: Meatlovers: Angus Beef, Sun Dried Tomato Chili Butter, Smoked Gouda, Avocado Caramelized Onion, Spring Mix, Tomato Whole Wheat
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Maria Villela
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LEGEND *Member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society 1=Cum Laude 2=Magna Cum Laude 3=Summa Cum Laude *Graduation list is current as of June 15.
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STORM THE NIGHT! gets students socializing Brenda Norrie Features Editor Neongreen wrist bands, multicolored balloons and techno pop music epitomized “Storm the Night!” dance at the Sunken Garden on Friday, June 8 from 9 p.m. to mid night. The dance was or ganized by De Anza’s Inter Club Council and DASB. Campus clubs were in charge of sell ing tickets for $5, and those without one were able to purchase tickets at the door for $10. The !"#$%%&'( )%*%+,( ,-%( ICC Emergency Relief ./*&0( 1*&( 1( *#*2!"#+,( organization like the Red Cross or Make A Wish Foundation to be voted on later. 3-4'( 51'( ,-%( +6,-( dance the ICC and DASB have spon
PHOTOS BY ED CHUCK sored, but Friday’s was ,-%( +"',( 7/*8%*( 91" den dance. “It’s a really good way for people to so cialize,” said Mike Hoang, 21, ICC chair. “There are lots of clubs at De Anza, so it’s a good way to collabo rate with each other.” Five maroonand yellowstriped tents dimmed the lighting, and female students wore anything from a stiletto getup to Con verse sneakers. Roughly 150 stu dents attended the dance, enjoying tech no and pop music by Blurescence club pres ident Joseph Trujillo, who goes by DJ Nam 3less. “I didn’t expect to see so many people,” Trujillo said. “A few times during the event
I actually, jokingly, told them they looked like they were having too much fun.” Free sodas, water, and chips were avail able for students to rehydrate and supple ment energy for danc ing. “It’s a great place for people to have safe fun,” said Nick Rico, 22, member of the Tae kwondo club. “There’s a sense of community when lacking other wise [on campus].” Although some stu dents found the event a bit chilly, they still had fun. :;,<'(&%+*4,%=>('#?% thing I would be a part of in the future,” said Hansel Sin, 21, crimi nal justice major.
contact Brenda Norrie at lavoz@fhda.edu
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from ARTS pg 1 “I can let everything loose, let all the hurt, all the pain, all the happiness come out on stage.” Even though the VPAC was not packed, the performers and the audience were not fazed. The show went on with a comfortable and interactive atmosphere. There were nine performances in total, ranging from skits and hip hop, to standup. Signups to perform were held until the last minute before the showcase had begun. But Stimson said that this is what creates the true spirit of the showcase; there is no pressure. For her, in a way, it is an “anti performance, because nothing
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is structured.” Stimson holds no expectations about the showcase, and lets the evening create itself. She also loves that no one dictates the event, and the idea remains of just being offered a space. “[In performance] there is that sense of you have to hit a mark, or you have to do this, you have to do that,” said Stimson, “as opposed to just experiencing you own artistry. I want them to simply experience the construct of their art and an audience. And look what we have, it’s a fantastic space.”
contact Mariah Bravo at lavoz@fhda.edu
SERENADE - Nikita Boulatov performs an original piece on a classical acoustic guitar at the Creative Arts showcase.
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What will you miss about De Anza in the summer? Interviews and photos by ED CHUCK | La Voz Weekly
Corey Gardner Business “It’s more like a community of students. I’m going to miss that.” Diana Lew Psychology “I really like the teachers because I can build real relationships with them.” JiLiang Su Business “I think I will miss the weather… It’s not wet like Shanghai.” Marjorie Racho Psychology
June 18, 2012 lavozdeanza.com
‘Screaming Queens’ film screening enlightens students Alicia Rivera Staff Writer !"#$%&'() #') %#*&+,) #-.)+,/0) with their high heels and then 0$1+2&'() "3,) #-.)+,/0) 4&"3) %5/06 es, they fought. It was 1966, and together the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in !1') 7/1'+&0+#80) 9,':,/*#&') :&06 "/&+") 4,/,) .)(3"&'() 1(1&'0") 0#+&1*) oppression. ;')1)0$1**)'##2)&')"3,)<5*"&+5*6 "5/1*)=,'",/)#')>5',)?@)<1A)B506 tafson, English major, showcased "3,) .)*$) C!+/,1$&'() D5,,'0@E) 1) :#+5$,'"1/F) #') "3,) .)/0"62'#4') /,0&0"1'+,) "#) GBH96/,*1",:) I lence in America. The riot took %*1+,) &') "3,) 9,':,/*#&'80) =#$%6 ton Cafeteria after a policeman attempted to arrest a drag queen. C;") 410) 1) I,/F) %#4,/-5*) ,A%,6 /&,'+,@E)01&:)J*,A1':/1)K#01@)1/") 3&0"#/F)$1L#/@)#-)"3,)C!+/,1$&'() D5,,'0E) 0+/,,'&'(M) CJ) 43#*,) bunch of people from different economic, social, political, and (,':,/) ,A%/,00&#'0) +1$,) "#(,"36 ,/ME Some audience members were
unaware of the upheaval that $1/2,:)1)+31'(,)&')"3,)!1')7/1'6 cisco LGBT community. C;) 1*/,1:F) 31I,) /,0%,+") -#/) and admire [the transgendered +#$$5'&"FN@) O5") ;) -,,*) $#/,) /,6 0%,+"@E) 01&:) !",%31'&,) <1/"&',P@) 1) 0"5:,'") 0"5:F&'() 4#$,'80) 3&06 "#/FM)C;8$)(#&'()"#)",**)$F)-/&,':0) 1O#5")&"ME))))) B50"1-0#')01&:)3,)-,*")%/#$%"6 ,:)"#)%/,0,'")"3,).)*$)O,+150,)#-)) the lack of gender knowledge, 1':)"3,)/,+,'")2&**&'()#-)=1*&-#/6 nia transgendered woman Brandy Martell, a victim of a hate crime case. CQ,#%*,) 1/,) I,/F) 5'&'-#/$,:) 1O#5") (,':,/) 0,A51*&"F) 1':) (,'6 :,/) ,A%/,00&#'@E) B50"1-0#') 01&:M) CR0%,+&1**F) (,':,/) %/#'#5'0MMM) it just goes straight over their 3,1:0ME Approximately 30 De Anza students gathered to watch the .)*$) 0+/,,'&'(@) 1':) 1-",/41/:0@) individuals shared their learning experiences. Feelings of unity, strength, respect, and inspiration were echoed among the audience
“I’ll probably miss the clubs because I’m in a club right now – 4 Elements Hip-Hop.”
Meryl Lane-Knoll “I’ll miss studying – but not too much!”
Nancy Tran Business marketing “The interactions you get here with [the professors], how it’s a one-on-one basis.” Nick Ramirez Undecided “I’m going to miss the whole atmosphere out here at De Anza.”
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members. Another emphasis of "3,)C!+/,1$&'()D5,,'0E)03#4&'() 410)"3,)1++,00)"#)1)C01-,)0%1+,ME J)C01-,)0%1+,E)%/#I&:,0)1)%*1+,) 43,/,),I,/F#',)310)1(/,,:)"#)/,6 spect and to show consideration of perspectives, while agreeing C"#)O,)1O*,)"#)01F)431")S#',)$1FN) -,,*)1':)2&':)#-)/,T),+")#')&"@E)01&:) Julie Lewis, 2012 organizer of LGBT pride events at De Anza. C;"80)1*0#)1)01-,)0%1+,)"#)3,1*ME Lewis said she is a member of "3,)GBH9D)+#$$5'&"FM)!3,)%/,6 -,/0)"#)O,)+1**,:)CU5,,/E)O,+150,) of its inclusivity, so as to avoid marginalizing anyone. C;-)4,)#--,/,:)$#/,),I,'"0)*&2,) this on campus, it would be the O&((,0") "3&'() "#) $,@E) 01&:) K#01@) who has family and friends who are transgendered and whom she 1*0#)&:,'"&.),0)10)CU5,,/ME
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Intramural soccer tournament unites diverse students
ALIX METANAT | La Voz Weekly SKIPPING THROUGH DEFENSE - Team Awesome vs. Team Puente compete in the first set of matches of the DA Cup. Awesome player tries to keep ball away from opponent.
Alix Metanat Sports Editor De Anza’s third Annual Intra mural Soccer Cup took place on June 13. Hosted by Latino Em powerment at De Anza (LEAD), 100150 students joined together -)' *"+' &-11+$' ,+7/' *-' 37#;' #)/' cheer on their friends. Adrian Asbun, the president of LEAD organized the event as one of his projects for his EWRT 2 class taught by Marc Corona do. The theme was “Sports for <-$7/' =+#1+>?' @"+' ,$&*' 3$-A+1*'
was a panel that featured Olym pic championTommie Smith as a guest speaker. “Our intention is to unite the diverse De Anza student body through friendly semicompeti tive soccer matches,” Luis Flores of LEAD said. The event proved to do just that. “The nicest thing I’ve seen to day is students coming without a team and being welcomed by oth ers to join their team,” said, Mari ela Garcia of LEAD. Students formed into eight teams. Each team could have up
ALIX METANAT | La Voz Weekly CORONA FC - Winners of the 2012 De Anza Intramural Match. Corona FC defeated Team Duval in the final match for the Intramural Cup 4-0.
to 12 players, with at least two fe males and three De Anza soccer players. The teams were: Duval, LEAD; Corona FC; Puente; Awesome; ThanJump; Lazy, and El Hal ween. Duval and Corona made it *-' *"+' ,)#7&6' B.*' 5-$-)#' C5' *$( .23"+/'9(*"'#',)#7'&1-$+'-4'DEF> Even after teams lost, players were free to continue playing and substitute into other teams. Winners on Corona FC include coach Aliou Diallo, Manuel Mon tero, Jonathan Martines, Luis Martinez, Samantha Beall, Omar
Ismail, Orlando Aleman, Zaki Sarwary, Sam Forman, Fernando Camarena and Taryn Phillips. The team won a Brasil CBF Ball and each of the winners received a trophy. Mohammad ElSahla , a De Anza men’s soccer player and representative of Team El Hal ween said, “There should be something like this at least every quarter to keep people interested in being a part of the De Anza community. Many students agreed. “It’s a yearly thing, and it’s hard
to organize,” said Asbun. “But if G'"#/'2-$+'&.33-$*'G'9-.7/'/+, nitely be interested in holding these events more often because everyone seems to be enjoying themselves.”
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LA Kings crowned 2012 Stanley Cup champions Vivian Nguyen Production Manager
PAISLEY HENDERSON
from AUTOCROSS pg 1 “The school did as they prom ised,” said Boris Simbirsky, an -4,1+$' ()' *"+' H.*-' @+1"' 17.B>' “They laid out the pillars to ac commodate our course, but course coordinators decided it was still unsafe.” The Autocross, an annual fund raiser organized by the Auto Tech club which fetched the club up to $15,000, pitted drivers from around the area against the clock as they raced for the fastest time and cleanest lap on a closedcone course. The club depended on the money earned from the event to fund its yearly events and compe titions.
“The Autocross is our greatest [source of] revenue,” said Sim B($&%;>' ' I<+J$+' /+,)(*+7;' 7-&():' money on this, which means less activities for the club and less in volvement.” The Auto Tech club is devel oping a plan for the next year to have “more fundraisers that are less dependent on the Autocross,” said Simbirsky. “Hopefully, that will bring back a little bit of the money that we lost.” Multiple substitute locations have been investigated, includ ing Great America, Moffett Field, Santa Clara County Fairgrounds and Candlestick Park, but none
have proven to be viable options. Most open parking lots in the area are either occupied, in poor con dition, or would charge thousands of dollars to host an event like the Autocross. Without a substitute track loca tion, the future of the Autocross remains in question. “We had no Autocross this year 4-$'*"+',$&*'*(2+'()'DK';+#$&6?'&#(/' Brandt. “It might be permanent, we don’t know.”
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The Los Angeles Kings were crowned the 2012 Stanley Cup champions, the most coveted award in the National Hockey League. However, the title was one of the most unlikely things to happen to the team. With only four games left in the regular season, the major ity of commentators and analysts on the NHL television network dubbed the Pittsburgh Penguins of the Eastern Conference the league champions, banking on the game winning combination of Penguins captain Sidney Crosby and for ward Evgeni Malkin, a Hart Tro phy candidate. Before long, the playoffs began and commentators predictions became something of a fairy tale. Firstand secondseed Vancouver Canucks and the St. Louis Blues (who eliminated the San Jose !"#$%&' ()' *"+' ,$&*' $-.)/' ()' ,0+' games) were pegged as the No.1 choices for the Western Confer
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+)1+' 1"#23(-)&' 4-$' *"+($' ,+$1+' regularseason performances, but were quickly knocked out by the western eighth seed, The Los An geles Kings. Even in the Eastern 5-)4+$+)1+6',)#7(&*'4#0-$(*+&'8+9' York Rangers were ousted by the eastern underdogs, the New Jersey Devils. Through four rounds of confer ence playoffs, the Kings had com pletely wiped out the top seeds of *"+' 7+#:.+' ()' )-' 2-$+' *"#)' ,0+' games out of seven each round. The unlikely cup contender con tinuously made strides behind the leadership of head coach Darryl Sutter and Veznia Trophy candi date, captain Distin Brown and MVP of the league, goalie Jona than Quick. Through a lot of physical play, the Kings went on to defeat the Eastern Conference New Jersey Devils after the Devils forced a game six after winning two in a row trailing 30 in the series.
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June 18, 2012 lavozdeanza.com
Michelle Obama admiring Beyoncé is nothing to be ashamed of
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Obama’s ‘kill list’ raises questions of morality
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San Jose mayor alone in opposition to same-sex marriage resoultion
Greg Anderson Freelancer E*'( -)#&2'( 6B( 8#&( b6-'( 1#06,( c*72:(G''/(6&($#0(,%$*)-(2.#-*'/( 5%)*(#2)%9%-)-(5*'&()*'0(B#%.'/()6( $')(*%"()6(-7>>6,)(-#"';-'M("#,; ,%#$'@( =.)*67$*( #2)%9%-)-( :&65( )*'( "#06,N-( -7>>6,)( 5%..( *'.>( )*'%,( 2#7-'?(5%&&%&$()*'(,%$*)(B6,(-#"'; -'M(267>.'-()6("#,,0(/6'-(&6)(,'; Q7%,'(G''/N-(-7>>6,)()6(-722''/@( G''/( *#-( '9',0( ,%$*)( )6( &6)( #$,''( 5%)*( $#0( "#,,%#$'?( 47)( *'( /6'-( &6)( *#9'( )*'( ,%$*)( )6( -7>; >,'--()*'(>',-6&#.(2*6%2'-(6B(6)*; ',-( 4'2#7-'( 6B( *%-( 65&( 4'.%'B-@( 1#,,%#$'(*#-(&'9',('&26">#--'/( 6&'( ,'.%$%6&?( #&/( )*'( B,''/6"( 6B( -'M7#.%)0( %-( &6)( ),7.0( -6"')*%&$( G''/?(6,(#&06&'?(*#-()*'(,%$*)()6( ,7.'(6&@( W%)*(dP?DDD($#0(267>.'-(%&()*'( I#0(=,'#?(#226,/%&$()6()*'(UDCD( R@8@( c'&-7-?( )*'( .'-4%#&?( $#0?( 4%-'M7#.?( #&/( ),#&-$'&/',( 26"; "7&%)0( %-( 4'26"%&$( #( B6,2'( )6(
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Imagine being late for a class presentation and having to make a quick trip to one of De Anza Col lege’s bathrooms to powder your ")&%*()"+,(-)(!".(,)/0&%+1(&-#". 2"3(2"(-4%(!+-4($%"-%0()1($#56/&'(( The conditions of public rest rooms at De Anza are deplorable, especially considering that the campus is located in one of the wealthiest areas in Santa Clara County. The four custodial staff we have left can only do so much in
the way of picking up after us, so it is up to students to treat the public restrooms with respect. Unfortunately, human nature dic tates that common resources will be exploited, and in this case, also trashed. Upon entering most bathrooms )"( $#56/&*( )"%( 72++( !".( -)2+%-( paper, water and possibly other %8$0%5%"-( $)9%02"3( -4%( :))0*( dirty toilet seats, random writ ings dripping down the wall and #(&5%++(-4#-(%9);%&(-4%(3#3(0%:%8'( Additionally, it is not atypical for urine to be on the wall in the 5%"<&(=#-40))5&*(#&(&)5%(!".(2-( amusing to play around at the uri nal stalls. >4%( !+-42%&-( =#-40))5&( #0%( +)
cated in the Lquad, situated on the eastern edge of campus. Due to the convenient location, these bathrooms get the most usage – but that is not an excuse for peo ple to trash it. One of the only places on cam pus that has decent bathrooms is the Kirsch Center for Envi ronmental Studies. The prevail ing culture at the Kirsch Center promotes the conservation of re sources and to respect the envi ronment, which most likely has rubbed off on bathroom users there. The Administration building besides the main quad is also a location that many covet for its cleanliness. It is also almost al
ways clear of any crowds or lines -4#-( !+%( )/-( )1( -4%( 0))5( ./02"3( passing periods in the morning. Other areas on campus, howev er, need to catch up and students need to start acting like adults in stead of spoiled children whose mother always cleans up after them. Most who attend community college are over 18, an age that implies adulthood. Once people reach this milestone, they should be capable of respecting public spaces and others who share it.
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Women should not have to choose between being a mother and having a career. However, in the U.S., the Family and Medical Leave Act requires employers to offer new mothers only 12 weeks of unpaid leave. In comparison to most other countries, the U.S. does little to support mothers during maternity leave, placing working women in the U.S. at a major disadvantage economically and socially. The argument over whether or
home with their child. Because woman play a key role in raising children, their needs should not be ignored just because men do not usually take on this role. If everyone, men and women, had equal chances of getting preg nant, paid maternity (or paternity) leave in the U.S. would not be an issue, as everyone would receive it. Others have argued that if U.S. employers agreed to paid mater nity leave, then they would be hesitant to hire young women, creating discrimination in the workplace. But discrimination against women happens in the workplace anyway. Women earn 77 cents for every dollar that a man earns, Lil ly Ledbetter reported in an article for CNN. Women need a support from their employers before and after
giving birth in order to properly take care of their children, and should not have to worry about !"#"$%&'( Starting a family costs a lot. A new mother and her family may not be able to afford to have 12 weeks without a source of in come. Complications and recovery af ter the birth take up a large part of those 12 weeks and a mother needs to spend that time with her baby. The current system puts lowincome mothers and families at a disadvantage if they need to work to pay their bills. The law should be changed to catch up with other developed countries such as Canada and the United Kingdon.
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not women should have paid ma ternity leave will not be resolved soon. Those who argue against paid leave cite that it would cause a substantial rise in cost for em ployers, would be unfair towards employees left performing their job while the new mothers are away, and that maternity leave could result in discriminatory hir ing leading to inequality in the workforce. Granted, there will be a high cost that comes along with paid maternity leave. Unpaid leave already amounts to a cost of $21 billion per year, according to NBC’s William Hoar. However, cost is not a sub stantial reason as to why the U.S. should not promote the general welfare of families. Additionally, unpaid leave is unfair for women who are dedi cated employees who need to stay
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