Public dazzled into ignorance by viral images and stories
Is the dress black and blue or white and gold? These are the types of questions that consume the brain cells of my generation. A generation addicted to solving irrelevant … Read More
Net neutrality negatively impacts Internet
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) passed legislation enacting Net Neutrality on Feb. 26, meaning the Internet will take on a different role than in years past. Though the FCC refers … Read More
Brain pain leaves people not the same
The science is in, and what has become utterly undeniable is that athletes who compete in contact sports get head injuries. Such injuries, sustained over a career that for many … Read More
Pop culture’s power to overthrow other cultures
Can pop culture get too popular for its own good? We should share some concern about the possibility of it becoming the only culture we can identify with. It might … Read More
Legend’s VIEW
The effort to become socially connected Facebook is now trying to help offer suicide prevention resources by sending notifications to users who may post something that may appear suicidal. It’s … Read More
Paramedics educate students on emergency procedures
With the help of the MCC Drama and make-up department, emergency responders re-enacted real-life medical scenarios in order to give students a taste of what first responders face in their … Read More
Free Screen Recording Softwares | Record video and audio for free
BSR is the best Screen Recording Software and at Any piece of the screen, any window on the screen or the whole work area can be recorded. You can record your … Read More
Second Amendment Preservation Act nears voting
Sarah Lopez Mesa Legend The Second Amendment Preservation Act was introduced to the Arizona Senate on Feb. 3 of 2014 and did not meet its deadline for total Senate approval … Read More
MCC hosts monthly farmers’ market
Mesa Community College put on a farmers’ market on Feb. 25, from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. The market was open to the public, as well as students and faculty, … Read More
Book club for female veterans comes to MCC
A book club open for female veterans of all ages recently opened at MCC, due to the efforts of Arizona Humanities, a nonprofit which seeks to serve Arizonans. Hannah … Read More