Mormon leader fosters tension in gay community
Walt Porter Boyd Packer’s recent comments on homosexuality have amplified the tension between religion and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and transsexual... Read more.
Responsibility lays with students in avoiding parking fines
Charles Classen In a rush to get to class, many students have the tendency to ignore parking restrictions – or maybe just like to test the alertness of MCC’s... Read more.
Posters, poetry for peace now on display in the library
Ryan McCullough “Gandhi said it. We’ll repeat it, ‘be the change you want to see in the world’,” said Karen Hardin, chairman of the... Read more.
Hypnotherapy: an alternative to combat test anxiety
Ryan McCullough Hypnotherapy patients do not end up thinking they are a dog or end up discovering past lives, but they could quit their smoking habit or get over... Read more.
Millennials demonstrate high-achieving attitude in new book
Leslie Philip According to Neil Howe and William Strauss, authors of the book “Millennials go to College,” Generation Y-also known as Net Generation,... Read more.
Scholarships available for creative writing
Joseph Starkloff Scholarship prizes are available for contestants of the Maricopa County Community College District Creative Writing Competition.The competition... Read more.
Newman Center offers events to bolster faith
Joseph Starkloff On Nov. 21 the All Saints Catholic Newman Center at ASU held its monthly Behold event. Young Catholics arrived at 7 p.m. to hear a special guest... Read more.
Some advocate for firearms on campus after shooting
Brian Bernadel Zachary Marco, an Arizona State University student, was shot and killed near the 1100 block of E. University Drive on Oct. 17. The incident has left... Read more.
Mexican college student becomes hero
The Mexican state of Chihuahua used to consist of quiet farming communities. Areas much like in middle America; where people live not only off the land, but a moral... Read more.
Gates foundation makes contribution to MCC
Michael Culpepper The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded the city of Mesa a $3 million grant to help combat the community’s low college completion... Read more.