Mesa Legend

Walt Porter Pessimists and optimists alike can agree on one thing: the semester is half over. Where does that leave college students who have four full weeks of a classless … Read More

Jacqueline Bernatt A bill introduced to the U.S. Senate back in July would make text messaging illegal while driving nationwide.According to the constitution, state jurisdiction encompasses all powers of regulation … Read More

Ariia Pike Anthony Nguyen walked onto MCC’s campus in 2006 with an idea and three years later his idea transformed into a Taekwondo class that boasts an enrollment of 18 … Read More

Vickie Rodriguez The Metro Light Rail is the newest form of transportation in the Phoenix metro area attracting a wide range of passengers across the valley. Ridership has increased every … Read More

Vickie Rodriguez In recent times filmmakers make horror flicks look like they were recorded from a home video camera in order to scare most people. Paramount Pictures decided to go … Read More

Ariia Pike The men’s soccer season is near its end with only a handful of games left in the season.Recent opponents were Paradise Valley on Oct. 10, which resulted in … Read More

Jessica Smith A five member team, chaired by Margaret Lee, was invited to the district by the Dr. Rufus Glaspar, MCCCD chancellor, in response to an anonymous letter that was … Read More

Jessica True Rep. Harry Mitchell, D-Ariz., is one of many who sponsored the new Post 9/11 GI Bill into law this year. This means that veterans now have four years … Read More

Parisa Amini Enrollment is up, but a recent meeting of the Chancellor’s Executive Council led to discussion about the future budget of the Maricopa Community Colleges.At a regularly scheduled meeting … Read More

Kevin Holloway The MCC Lady Thunderbirds soccer team had a difficult time stopping the Artichokes of Scottsdale Community College. Both teams came out energetic and ready to play. SCC just … Read More