Real unemployment questions recovery
Ryan J. Garner Election is nigh, and the future of the job market is still in question. With an unemployment rate of 7.8 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor … Read More
The death of Occupy Phoenix; movement phases to small groups
Dominic DeCono One year later. Oct. 15 marked the one year anniversary of Occupy Phoenix and their largest demonstration in Cesar Chavez plaza that had an estimated 4,000 protesters. Many Americans … Read More
Valley’s hottest Halloween party bounces into Mesa
Jeff Moses The Bounce Music Festival is bringing the biggest, loudest, most bass thumping Halloween party to The Mesa Amphitheater on Oct. 26, and they are pulling out all the … Read More
Jobs scam unsuspecting students
Michelle Chance Pay to work. That’s what some fliers around campus have asked students to do in their ads to make money from their organization. “Extra cash, easy work, no experience … Read More
D.I.Y. Halloween saves big bucks
Michelle Chance
Music piracy continues with no end in sight
Joe Beck According to a recent study conducted by the Princeton Survey Research Associates, nearly half of all American adults have downloaded unauthorized music. The survey, which was sponsored by the … Read More
Election apathy in Dist. 5
Dustin Nolte Candidates for two Arizona congressional districts, Spencer Morgan, Democrat and Powell Gammill, Libertarian shared vastly different views on funding education and addressed student apathy during the ASMCC Student … Read More
From righteous to risque: The evolution of Halloween costumes
Marissa Villarreal The question that is always stirring around this time of the year, is ‘what should I be for Halloween?’ The decision is essentially endless. As the popular movie … Read More
Scream Out Loud
Julija Kaselyte Horror movies have always been an attraction, but not only on the day of “trick-or-treat.” They are scary, disturbing, but still appealing to the public. Why? Is it … Read More