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2012-2013 DASB Student Senate and Trustee Elected, Greivences La Voz 10:so Features | Page 5 THE WEEKLY VOICE OF DE ANZA COLLEGE SINCE 1967 Graduation | Page 3 June 4, 2012 | Volume 45, No. 27 | lavozdeanza.com 2012-2013 DASB student senate and trustee elected, greivences resolved Jay Chow the incoming De Anza Student harassment between De Anza at a REAL coalition tent with the who is majoring in business Mariah Bravo Trustee. College students was not in their voting page open. When Cognetta administration, said he chose not DASB Senate Elections jurisdiction. They found that the confronted REAL members, he to submit a grievance even though Staff Writers Committee heard three formal issue had not interfered with the said he was told that the laptops he had a video of misconduct Leila Forouhi grievances from candidates about election since REAL eventually were for personal use. 1-.0(-.(7&0("!7(!"#$.('&8,(+.&7=( Opinions Editor possible campaign violations on placed the poster in the disputed No one was reportedly seen “In my experience, I take May 31, the day DASB senate location. voting through those laptops, grievances really seriously,” De Anza students elected election results were announced. The other two complaints dealt and a REAL member admitted Ravichandran said. “I didn’t current student senate Chair of The REAL coalition accused 1%,-( 2345( 6+.78( 9.%0*( "!:0;( to having accidentally left her think it would alter the election Finance Pablo Zamorano and one of the TORCH coalition in the cafeteria and on cars. The browser open from voting earlier. results and sometimes students current senator Nadine Talaat candidates, Andrew Zhou of committee ruled that there was According to campaigning misunderstand the rules.” as president and executive vice harassing student helper, Joey 0!(.<%;.0$.(,!(8:**.8,(,-.(6+.78( rules, coalitions are not allowed Due to the quickness of the president from the near 1,900 Zhou, no relation, over a poster had been purposely placed there, to have any potential voting areas *7%.<.0$.( /..,%0*>( ,-.( ?"#$.( !"( ballots cast in the elections held location. Andrew Zhou gave an acknowledging that a student near their tents. College Life released the elections by the De Anza Associated !"#$%&'( &)!'!*+( &,( ,-.( /..,%0*( helping REAL could have No appeals were made on the results later that afternoon. Student Body Senate.. for his “immature statements,” mistakenly left them. committee’s rulings. Along with the elected but denied additional allegations DASB Student Senate adviser DASB outgoing president executives, candidate Vince of physical harassment. John Cognetta went on record and election committee chair, contact the writers at Mendoza was also elected as The senators ruled that any saying that he had seen laptops Arvind Ravichandran, 19, [email protected] ELECTED: 2012-2013 De Anza Associated Student Body Senate Senators Monica Carrillo Amy Cho Glen Olsen Hisani Chika Sato Tatyana Grienko Votes for president/vice President: president: 907, minimum Cynthia Ouandji Mustafa Arshad Jack Law Pablo Zamorano 20 percent for position. Karin Novak Andrew Zhou Lynn Hoang Executive vice president: Wagio Mollie Collins Shahar Marom Heidi Kang Votes for senators: Nadine Talaat 1,092, minimum 20 per- Katherine Perng Richard Vincent Kanadi Siyun Kim cent for position. Student trustee: Nicole Grosskopf Vince Mendoza Linh Gia Ngo Raymon Tse 28 candidates elected Calvin Ching Jessica Nguyen Astha Singh based on percentage of Eileena Andy Veena Bhatia Parjosh Sangha votes. Christy Ellen Sutanto Samuel Duval FHDA scholarship awards announced Amigos de Educacion Las Americas award still open for applications Shaden Alamleh all Latino/a De Anza students quirements for each award. who are currently enrolled in Many of the awards are Staff Writer 12 units with a minimum GPA granted to students who have The first set of Foothill­ of 2.5, have completed a mini­ met the criteria such as “GPA, De Anza Community College mum of 24 units at De Anza, course of study, community scholarship awards for 2012­13 will Be transferring this fall and or campus involvment or were announced May 15. must participate in the Latino/a overcoming great oBstacles like A total of 175 winners were student recognition ceremony first in family to go to college, selected from 379 applicants for on June 22. single parent, learning or phys­ 70 different scholarship awards Donor committees are com­ ical disaBilities,” said RoBin ranging from $500 to $1,500. The posed of students, staff, fac­ Lyssenko, assistant director of majority of applications were due ulty and administrators includ­ the Foothill­De Anza Founda­ in early February. ing the De Anza Student Body tion. Applications for the Ami­ academic senate, Asian Pa­ For more information on the gos de Educacion Las Ameri­ cific American Staff Associa­ Amigos de Educacion Las Ameri­ cas scholarship, awarded By tion, Classified Senate and the cas scholarship and other awards Latino/a staff memBers from FHDA Board of trustees. go to www.scholarships.fhda.edu De Anza, is not due until June The scholarship committee ED CHUCK | La Voz Weekly 8. The scholarship, which has will offer awards to students SUPPORT - A nurse and several students from the HBV club supports a student during the existed since 1995 and awards next year. Application forms will procedure. a total of $750 to $1,000, is Be availaBle on the FHDA weB­ contact Shaden Amleh at a scholarship that is open to site with the descriptions and re­ [email protected] PAGE 5 Journalism Association of Community Colleges | facebook.com/lavozweekly | lavozdeanza.com Campus Events | 2 June 4, 2012 lavozdeanza.com and hip­hop is open to De Anza students, MONDAY, JUNE 4 faculty and staff. Admission is free. SATURDAY, JUNE 9 THE CREATIVE ARTS TUESDAY, JUNE 19 Contact [email protected] for more SHOWCASE “TOMMIE SMITH:ATHLETICS information. TRIBUTE TO JASCHA 3 to 5 p.m. LEARN ABOUT DEPRESSION AND WORLD PEACE” HEIFETZ Visual & Performing Arts Center 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. “SCREAMING QUEENS: 7:30 p.m. Auditorium Hinson Campus Center, El Clemente Hinson Campus Center, Conference Visual & Performing Arts Center <-%/-6%+(.DE%F0=E%<".0&E%!&0(=&%2-&=*/9 Room Rooms A & B THE RIOT AT COMPTON’S A performance by the De Anza Cham­ spoken word? Are you an outspoken Educational workshop on depression Discussion about athletics and world CAFETERIA” ber Orchestra featuring two of Heifetz activist? Start your summer off right provided and sponsored by Health peace by Tommie Smith, Olympic athlete 6:30 to 9 p.m. students. Contact Loren Tayerle for more by attending this quarterly open mic, Services and Psychological Services. and civil rights activist. Sponsored by Multicultural Center information at [email protected] hosted by the Creative Arts Department! Workshops are not intended to provide LEAD. Contact Marc Coronado for more Movie night and discussion about trans Anybody can watch, and participation is diagnosis or treatment. Contact limited to registered students of De Anza. information at coronadomarc@deanza. women of color. All are welcome to TUESDAY, JUNE 12 Mary Sullivan for more information at edu. the screening. Food and drinks will be If you would like to perform, please arrive [email protected]. provided. by 2:45 p.m. MANUEL CALLAHAN: LEARN ABOUT ANXIETY “APPLYING THE LESSONS OF PIANO STUDENT RECITAL 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. FRIDAY, JUNE 15 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 Noon Hinson Campus Center, El Clemente THE ZAPATISTA PRAXIS TO Room HUMAN TRAFFICKING PANEL Visual & Performance Arts Center LSC CELEBRATION AND THE VALLEY” Performances by students. Admissions Educational workshop on therapy 1:30 to 3:40 p.m. 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. is free. Contact Anna Poklewski for more provided and sponsored by Health FUNDRAISER Multicultural Center Hinson Campus Center, Conference information at [email protected] Services and Psychological Services. 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. The panel features Maia Sciupac of HEAT Rooms A & B Workshops are not intended to provide California History Center Watch Alameda County and a LEAD Update by Manuel Callahan, from the diagnosis or treatment. Contact Come and celebrate the 10­year alumna. Contact Marc Coronado for more Universidad de la Tierra, on the Zapatista FRIDAY, JUNE 8 Mary Sullivan for more information at anniversary of the Listening & Speaking information at coronadomarc@deanza. struggle in Chiapas and a review of the [email protected]. Center. There will be live entertainment, edu. solidarity efforts under way as part of the AUTO TECH CARACCI D*&"=%#--5%".5%2*(G&+%*"#$%&5%-##3%!"#$%&% opposition to what the Zapatistas call tickets are $2 and will be available in 31st ANNUAL HERB PATNOE the 4th World War. Sponsored by DASB CLASSIC GOLF WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 AT 304 and at the door and table set up Diversity and Events Committee. Contact between The Campus Center and the ATC JAZZ FESTIVAL TOURNAMENT 7:30 to 10 p.m. Tom Izu for more information at 408­864­ All day event DE ANZA CUP: INTRAMURAL starting June 5. Contact LSC for more 8986 or [email protected]. information at 408­864­5385. Visual & Performing Arts Center Sunol Golf & Country Club SOCCER TOURNAMENT Daddio Big Bands featuring Randy Annual Caracci Memorial Scholarship 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. ;(.0&.=?%K"*/%8&==(D?%K(I&%B),-+%".5% WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 fund raiser golf tournament and dinner. Soccer Field MONDAY, JUNE 18 <"@&%A+1&),".%2&*#-,*(.D%"=%=1&%;LFM3% !"#$%&%'())%*"(+&%,-.&/%#-*%+01-)"*+1(2+3% >-0"=&5%"=%=1&%+-00&*%4%&)5?%=1&%&@&.=%'())% Tickets are available at the door. Contact Sponsored by Auto Tech Department. include a intramural soccer tournament. Bob Farrington for more information BLOOD DRIVE Contact Dave Capitolo for more informa­ Food, drinks, music will be included. BULLYING/SUICIDE at 408­864­8507 or farringtonrobert@ 8:30 a.m.
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