Althea Pergakis On Nov. 4, the Philosophy club came together to discuss the implications of Cybernetics and robotics ethics as part of their twice-monthly discussion series. Within that heading, questions … Read More
Online user John Hardin:”… We’d have a bunch of armed vigilantes that have no discretion whatsoever.” That is bigotry, pure and simple. If lawful carry was so problematic, if those … Read More
Leslie Philip Whether it’s the first date with a new guy or girl or the usual Friday date night, coming up with something that’s fun, new and that won’t break … Read More
Sarah Evans Many viewers were disappointed when Conan O’Brien left the late night scene. After Jay Leno moved to prime time on NBC, and Conan had taken his 11:35 p.m. … Read More
Ryan McCullough While the Planetarium at MCC is a place to learn about and experience the universe, it can also be a place to educate local fifth graders. Kevin Healy, … Read More
Brian Bernadel Marijuana is one of the most controversial substances in America today. It has people divided centrally over its use and criminalization. Several states had some sort of marijuana … Read More
Joseph Starkloff The International Institute of Sport (IIOS) brought the Haitian national amputee soccer team to Mesa to play with MCC athletes and students on Nov. 9. IIOS is a … Read More
Walt Portman A local band of students creates a new crowd to raise awareness and support on a variety of causes on and off the Maricopa Community College District campuses. … Read More
Jeff Moses “Disappointed,” Interim Athletic Director John Mulhem said when asked how he felt about the overall state of Mesa Community College fall athletics. Who could blame him for his … Read More
Joseph Starkloff First Friday, which is orchestrated by Artlink, is a downtown Phoenix experience where artists and civilians alike expose their creative side. This isn’t limited to simply paintings, clothing, … Read More