Mesa Legend

Milicent Obbards “The idea that a young woman would kill two other women, that she would hack up their bodies, that she would take them as luggage on a train, … Read More

Jonathon Smith Mesa’s softball team continued to roll through their competition with ease against Gateway Community College. After tough losses to South Mountain, Mesa responded with a sweep of shutouts … Read More

Joseph Starkloff The quest for the Larry O’Brien trophy begins April 18 for the Phoenix Suns. Their first round match up will be against the injury devastated Portland Trailblazers. The … Read More

Joesph Starkloff Arizona State University recently established an environmental humanities certificate to further the education of students who wish to take a broader approach at understanding the interaction between humans … Read More

Jonathon Smith The women’s tennis team continued its dominating performance against Pima Community College on March 30. The Thunderbirds took control with a 9-0 victory over the Aztecs. The T-birds … Read More

Parisa Amini The health care reform bill passed in the House of Representatives with mixed reviews, and Arizona residents felt the same. The bill passed with a 219-212 vote after … Read More

Jeff Moses The Mesa Community College Thunderbirds were confident going into their March 9 showdown against the College of Eastern Utah Golden Eagles. Having only narrowly lost to defending national … Read More

Frank Lang It’s a phrase commonly used to describe the Valley of the Sun’s weather, but dry or not, 115 degrees is still 115 degrees, and a heat stroke is … Read More

Milicent Obbards Cell phones, thumb drives, iPods and calculators are just a few of the many unclaimed items collecting in MCC’s lost and found campus stash. Paychecks, retainers, keys, textbooks, … Read More

Leslie Philip New Year’s resolutions usually turn out to be a bust. Whether you promise to get better grades or vow to start eating healthy, 2010 is a clean slate. … Read More