Mesa Legend

Jonathon Smith The Coyotes dream season has come to a close. In a devastating game seven loss, the Detroit Red Wings have stripped the Coyotes of a chance to play … Read More

Parisa Amini MCC will hold its annual book sale Thursday, April 29, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the first floor of the library for one day only. Usually, … Read More

Iliana Deanda Hawaii’s own Iration recently released their third album “Time Bomb,” following their 2007 album “No Time to Rest.” Iration includes elements of reggae and rock mixed with keyboard … Read More

Iliana Deanda With latest headlines in the news like CNN’s “Massacre at Virginia Tech: 32 dead,” it’s important for colleges to have some form of an alert system. On Feb. … Read More

Attention Students, on April 13th, 2010 the Student Senate of Mesa Community College passed a number of amendments to the Constitution of the Associated Student of Mesa Community College. The … Read More

Christine Miller Nuts have been given a “bad rap” because they are high in fat and calories, but everything about them is good for people. Bodies need a little fat … Read More

Joseph Starkloff Maricopa Community College governing board secretary Jerry Walker will be up for re-election during the upcoming November ballot, and his likely challenger will be Dana Saar. Walker, who … Read More

Legend’s View There are a lot of things to be thankful for as a college student; the simple things like long nights, afternoon classes, summer jobs, new friends, new privileges, … Read More

Iliana Deanda MCC’s Audio Production Technology (APT) program has been around since its start in 1991. The program is intended for students who want a career in such areas as … Read More

Walt Porter A proposed amendment for a Smoke-Free Maricopa, which would prohibit smoking on all district and college property including parking lots, is being reviewed by the district wellness committee … Read More