De Anza College — Attraction in Cupertino

Dropped by here in order to go to Panda Express.

Don't know why I'm reviewing a college I'm not even part of, and this review is during a pandemic too.. well, it's purely about the aesthetic and convenience of the facilities.

De Anza has quite the sizeable college grounds , so sizeable that it feels like an abandoned residential area with how empty practically everything is. It's complete with artistic facilities for music, visual arts, science buildings, sports facilities and the like. While I didn't enter, the library and the nearby park (called the sunken gardens by the college) was quite the beautiful location.

The outdoor seating areas where the students would take a break and wait for classes on are widespread, shaded and very calming to be on.

Not to mention the very convenient bus routes available . It's no wonder the college ended up being quite popular, it's geographically excellent and quite...

I came to this fine learning extablishment one evening to watch what I thought was going to be a basketball game. Turns out, the coach is completely incompitent. When I sat down at my seat with my footlong in my hand, I noticed that instead of shooting hoops, they were throwing the ball to eachother. They also had on padding and helmets; I mean cmon? What has our world become when basletball players are wearing helmets. Then, They started running with the ball. It sucks that this fine academic temple has such a horrible basketball team. One more thing, they were playing outside on the field for some reason. How do you expect to be able to have a fine game of basketball outside on the grass? I will never be returning to this academic temple for another...

DeAnna College is wonderful, besides being a fantastic scholastic educational college, it is a flea market one Saturday each month. This is what I'll share about today. The flea market is a parking lot filled with dealers and one timers who sell everything from household items to antique furniture. I venture there each month to find antique Victorian glass and old toys to resell. I always bring home treasure and goodies from there. Most sellers are very friendly and HAPPY to help and share in knowledge. I enjoy myself and most buyers love it. The market does close during wet winter months and opens the rest of the year. I have taken my friends and family from out of the area to DeAnza Flea market. We make a Saturday filled with lots of fun and joy...