NBA champions rise and fall
R. Nicholas Evans Mesa Legend OK students, the slow train has entered the station – the NBA regular season has come to an end, meaning half the league did not … Read More
Mesa takes a hit in the ACCAC after a double loss
Joe Jacquez Mesa Legend This series was circled on the calendar by many who follow ACCAC baseball even after Mesa started to slump lower in the standings because it’s clear … Read More
Legend’s VIEW
Selflessness trumps judgment If all the world is a stage, then it can be said that all of us are the stars of our own little show. The curtain rises … Read More
Lessen school debt, reduce online education cost
Kian Hagerman Mesa Legend The cost of education is steadily increasing, when the constant progression of technology should mean greater efficiency, and lower costs. Education debt is quickly becoming the premier … Read More
Elderly licenses revoked appropriately
Nikki Waldmann Mesa Legend Driving is a privilege. This is something that almost everyone learns from the first time they get behind the wheel. One’s license could be revoked for … Read More
More reading but less substance
Allison Cripe Mesa Legend With the popularity of social media, a-click-away entertainment, and vanishing attention spans, comes the constant complaint that nobody reads anymore. And while it’s true that book … Read More
ASU student taunts Ted Cruz as the Zodiac Killer
Seth Ponzo Mesa Legend Is Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz the infamous Zodiac Killer? Obviously this is implausible; however, the internet is fired up over this idea and it was … Read More
Audiences ask DC to ‘stop hitting yourself’
‘Batman vs. Superman’ proves DC is their own worst enemy Kathryn Yslas Mesa Legend For a superhero, their identity is everything. They often have two, a carefully crafted persona to … Read More
Unemployment ‘Ink’: Tattoos leave people marked
Andrew Siebeck Mesa Legend In today’s society, tattoos are becoming a more common practice of self-expression than in past generations. However, in the corporate world, tattoos are still seen as … Read More
Happy haunts and hellscapes close to home
Jordan Largey Mesa Legend Summer break is coming up and we all know that we probably don’t want to spend it in the desert. But I advise you to maybe … Read More