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Students Fight Back LATHE VOICE VOZ OF DE ANZA NEWS SINCE 1967 VOL. 50 | NO. 11 LAVOZDEANZA.COM MARCH 20, 2017 STUDENTS FIGHT BACK Students host an educational event about the Dakota Access pipeline and bank divestment. PHOTO BY ALEX RODRIGUEZ In protest of CSU tuition hikes, students participate in a zombie lie-in protest. PHOTO BY EMILY LEW STUDENT-LED GROUPS ORGANIZE AGAINST THE DAKOTA ACCESS PIPELINE WATER IS LIFE CUTLINE Alex Rodriguez environmental studies department; and Meghan Kensler, De STAFF REPORTER Anza College Native American law and policies professor. “[I grew up believing] earth my body, and water my blood,” Sayers-Rood said. “When song, ceremony and dance stop, so De Anza paved the way for sustainability awareness does the earth.” with two day long educational booths spearheaded by the Lizama said he decided to go to Standing Rock with an DASB Environmental Sustainability Committee and the De acquaintance and “realized I was killing myself for a system Anza Political Revolution club on Wednesday, March 8 and that doesn’t care about me.” Thursday, March 9. De Toro referred to the issue of environmental racism Students for Justice provided information on how to divest during the panel. from credit unions that support DAPL, and artists from the “It’s difficult to see this going on in our own country,” said Environment Club helped host booths. De Toro. “It’s opened up the eyes of people who don’t realize DAPR president Eddie Cisneros, 23, public health major this is going on all over the world.” said, “We hope to have educated many different students on De Toro said it is a well-known fact that communities with the pressing issues surrounding water both here in California a higher concentration of minorities face more environmental around the country and around the world.” issues. Flint is a mostly African-American community, and Wednesday consisted of a panel of speakers on the parallels can be drawn with the recent issue in the Fruitvale looming Dakota Access Pipeline and the water crisis in Flint, district of Oakland, where the water was contaminated with Michigan. lead, she said. Speakers included Elih Lizama, a Native American activist from Sacramento; Kanyon Sayers-Rood, an artist and activist; De Anza College professor Alicia De Toro, chair of the > SEE: WATER, P.6 NEWS FEATURES SPORTS DASB Senate votes to support Giant bag of urine in bathroom Don’s baseball season so far resolution divesting from Israel shows need for more plumbers PAGE 3 PAGE 7 PAGE 11 MARCH 20, 2017 EVENTS 2 LAVOZDEANZA.COM Justice for All? A Poetry Tuesday, Wednesday, and Tuesday, March 21 Maria Caycedo Recital ADVERTISING Event 6 p.m. Thursday 4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Radical Self and Community A11, Choral Hall The Volunteer Income Assis- Euphrat Museum La Voz does not Care for Trying Times Maria Caycedo is a Colom- tance (VITA) offers free tax Students and faculty will be guarantee coverage 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. bian musician and singer. income return filing for 2016 reading poems based on the of events for which 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Admission is free. For more to De Anza students. Make an theme “Justice for All?”. There it receives press Conference Room B information, contact Paul appointment today. releases. Contact Deconstruct barriers to health will be an open mic for stu- Setziol at setziolpaul@fhda. Extended Library Hours and wellness in a community dents who participate. Faculty Jasmin Remram edu. March 22, 23, 27, and 28 workshop. Contact Tony Santa readers will present diversity by phone at 415- 9 p.m.- midnight Ana at 408-864-8887. in voices and perspectives. Choral Concert: DA Chorus 320-5811 or e-mail and Orchestra De Anza Library lavozadvertising@ DA Dance Demonstration Admission is free. 7 p.m. The library will be open for gmail.com for rates. 7 p.m. De Anza Concert Band Visual and Performing Arts extended hours during finals Rate sheets can Visual and Performing Arts Plays Americana: The Spirit Center, Auditorium week. Students will have ac- also be found at Center, Auditorium of Diversity Admission is $10 for gen- cess to textbooks and other lavozdeanza.com De Anza students will be com- 7:30 p.m. eral, and $5 for students. For course materials, laptops, cal- ing together to give a dance Visual and Performing Arts more information, contact Ilan culators, group study rooms, demonstration. Admission Center, Auditorium Glasman at glasmanilan@ the computer lab, scanner, is free. For more informa- Admission is $5. For more fhda.edu. copiers and printing. tion, contact Warren Lucas at information, contact John California History Center: [email protected]. Russell at russelljohn@fhda. Sunday, March 24 edu. A Woman’s Fight Ends March 24 Wednesday, March 22 DA Music Department Stu- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, March 23 dent Recital Shaka Senghor Speaking Wednesday and Thursday, 4 p.m. Event Anita Hill talk: “Equity in 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. A11 - Choral Hall Scan the QR Code to visit 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Post-Obama America” California History Center Admission is free. For more LaVozDeAnza.com Conference Room B 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. The Women’s International information, contact Ron Dunn Shaka Senghor, a featured Visual and Performing Arts League for Peace and Free- at [email protected]. author in the Silicon Valley Center dom (WILPF) is celebrat- CORRECTIONS Reads, will take questions Anita Hill, professor of law at ing more than 100 years of Any corrections in a Brandeis University, will be Announcements and discuss his book His book peaceful resolutions, prevent- published story? Let is a memoir of redemption, visiting and speaking at De Free Tax Filling Assistance ing social injustices, and pub- reform, and second chances Anza. Hill will discuss women, for all De Anza Students lic demonstrations. Contact us know by email: during America’s incarceration safety, and the inclusion initia- Ends April 18 Tom Izu at 408-864-8712 for [email protected] epidemic. tive. 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. more information. Burger of the week: 3/20 Breakfast Burger De Anza College Dining Services Menu: March 20 For all of your on-campus dining needs, visit the FOOD COURT in the upper level of the Hinson Center. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3/20 3/21 3/22 3/23 3/24 SOUP SOUP SOUP SOUP SOUP Chicken Noodle Soup Red Pepper Bisque Italian Meatball Chicken Tequila Fiesta Chef’s Choice PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA Mediterranean Feta and Veggie PIZZA Roast Chicken, Ranch, Tomato, PIZZA California Bacon Chef’s Choice Italian Meat Lovers Combo Chilies & Chipotle MEET YOUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT WHO WE ARE INTERCLUB COUNCIL representing 23,000 de anza students, de anza’s for info on clubs associated student body senate (or “d.a.s.b.”) is made check out of 30 students who seek to advocate for their fellow de anza.edu/clubs classmates. with a yearly budget of $1.2 million, d.a.s.b. funds services and events that promote student success DE ANZA ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY and Well Being. we want every de anza student to feel supported, happy, AND SUCCESSFUL at De anza college. Self Care Week Wednesday / Thursday after all, we are just students helping students. 3/22 - 3/23 S quad / Main Quad • student scholarships 11:30am - 1:30pm each day • free textbook vouchers • Free Legal Aid By Appointment come to a senate meeting! • tutoring services DASB General Meeting Student council chambers WEDNESDAY 3:30 PM • school dances/festivals Finance student council chambers MONDAY 3:30 PM vta ecopass Student Rights and Services senate office Monday 5:00 pm • de anza bike program DIVERSITY AND EVENTS STUDENT COUNCIL CHAMBERS Monday 4:00 PM MARKETING Senate Office Thursday 10:00 AM come say hi to us in the senate ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY senate office Friday 1:30 pM office, which is downstairs in the ADMINISTRATION senate office Friday 1:30 pm hinson campus center. Elections committee* senate office friday 12:30 Pm you can also find us on facebook at EXECUTIVE ADVISORY* Senate Office friday 11:30 pm @dasbsenate, or at deanza.edu/dasb. *These committees do not meet every week NEWS MARCH 20, 2017 LAVOZDEANZA.COM 3 Student gov passes Israel divestment resolution Kunal Mehta illegal under international law. company. of a similar resolution that San The vote passed 12-1, with STAFF REPORTER “During 2016 alone, 18 Lopez described the situation Jose State University’s student four senators abstaining. DASB resolutions adopted in the general in Israel as “apartheid,” citing government passed in 2015. President Matthew Zarate was the The DASB Senate passed assembly of the United Nations a report published by a United Former SJSU student Abid El- only dissenter. a resolution advocating the and others in the Human Rights Nations commission earlier Miarri, who was involved in their Zarate said he wanted those Foothill-De Anza Foundation’s Council have all condemned that day that stated “Israel has campus’s divestment proposal, opposing the resolution to have divestment from companies Israel’s actions,” Lopez said. established an apartheid regime” noted that the movement started time to prepare a presentation and profiting from illegal Israeli She said that divesting is against Palestinians. Most of the as a request from the Palestinian explain their view, as was done settlements in the West Bank the neutral action and does not member states of the Economic people. with the Measure B discussion on Wednesday, March 15. The support either side in the conflict. and Social Commission for “Please don’t force Palestinian last year.
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