Jobs lost in tough economy appear to be gone for good
Dominic DeCono In the 21st century, some jobs lost are jobs that will never come back. In the past few years there have been many jobs reports talking about … Read More
Promise not kept by district; tuition increase approved
Kathryn Beck As of March 26, the cost of tuition for students attending any of the ten Maricopa Community Colleges starting in the fall 2013 semester. The approved … Read More
More women are main breadwinners in the family
Kathryn Beck The traditional roles of men and women when it comes to being the breadwinner are changing. A recent analysis of US Census Bureau data from USA Today indicated … Read More
International student athletes at a minimum at MCC
Kathryn Beck International students are all around the campuses of two year and four year colleges. However, some of them are student athletes, looking to continue to play the … Read More
Governing board mulls over tuition hike for fall 2013
Jeff Moses On March 26 there was an on campus forum about the Maricopa Community College District’s proposal for a fall 2013 tuition hike. “This year there is a proposal … Read More
College students more prone to shop online than brave the lines at the mall
Dominic DeCono Shopping malls are no longer the hottest thread for buying goods among college students. 2012 marked the first year that students aged 18 to 25 bought more … Read More
Young adults more liberal when it comes to politics
Brianna Cossavella Open minded and less reserved; that is the outlook that several young adults have today. When it comes to politics, young adults have their own opinions about how … Read More
Israel has no right to discriminate
Jeff Moses So, Palestinian only bus lines in Israel, and naturally the USA is just going to sit back and allow their little military base nation to do … Read More
Do not judge student-parents
Marissa Villarreal When you look around campus what do you see? Of course, typical books, students, professors, but one thing that has been catching my eye more frequently lately, is … Read More