New spring trends take charge of catwalk
Brianna Martinez Oh yes, it is that time of season again. It is the season where all the new, hot Spring 2008 trends are at their peak and veering into …... Read more.
Concerned smokers organize club for rights
Nick Kosmider and Veronica Sanchez The Maricopa Community College District instituted a smoking policy in February stating that smoking would be limited to only... Read more.
Think before you ink
Hillary Smith Tattoo regrets can result in a pricey and painful situation, which can lead to bleeding and possible loss of skin pigmentation. So, is it all worth... Read more.
Historic election creates excitement among youth
Maryjane Bowyer The 2008 election appears to be different from any other election the nation has ever seen. Not only are the candidates for the Democratic nomination... Read more.
Tiger’s roar strongest among our generation
Aaron Dunton There I was. The Accenture Match Play golf tournament held in Tucson last weekend. It was Stewart Cink against Tiger Woods (who else) for the tournament... Read more.
Fest offers chance to travel back in time
Nadiia Petryk All the knights and damsels of Arizona are dearly invited to don their best gowns, polish their armor, and join King Henry and His Court in the celebration... Read more.
Travel a way for students to learn outside the classroom
Hillary Smith MCC offers many programs to help widen student’s world and cultural knowledge. There are many more varieties of study to assist in globalization,... Read more.
T-bird baseball struggles to find wins
Aaron Dunton It was an epic battle on March 4 as the Thunderbird baseball team took on the Eastern Arizona Gila Monsters. The game had good pitching, excellent hitting,... Read more.
French artwork exhibits early modernism
Nadiia Petryk The Phoenix Art Museum is ready to impress visitors again, and this time it is with the unique exhibition, “Masterpiece Replayed”.Over... Read more.
Guns will increase violence not end it
On Feb. 25 a potential nightmare took one step closer to becoming a reality.The Republican majority of the Senate Judiciary Committee, led by the oft-controversial... Read more.