Inspired welding students grateful for program at MCC
Nathan Humphreys Hot metal sparks ricochet off the darkened face shield worn by students as they work on their sculpture projects at the welding lab at MCC.Located at the far … Read More
Mesa to host Summer Special Olympics
Matt Wilhalme Competitors from across the country will be taking the field to compete for gold medals at MCC this summer as Mesa hosts its first Olympic ceremony.The 2009 Summer … Read More
Thunderbirds climb in national rankings
Matt Wilhalme Coming off a 13-19 season last year the lady Thunderbirds have surprised everybody this season running up the scoreboard against 15 opponents.Currently, the Mesa women’s basketball team is … Read More
Coffee shop hosts open mic night
Lisa Kane Located across the street from Mesa Community College, coffee shop Cup O’ Karma is a good place to drink a cup of joe and listen to live music, … Read More
Destiny of MLB affected in off-season moves
Kevin Bonneville Despite getting off to bit of a slow start, the MLB off-season has picked up steam with little over a month to the start of Spring Training.The team … Read More
Theater students to compete at Kennedy Center
Kevin Bonneville Due to their works in two fall productions, Death in a Landslide and Dracula, 19 members of MCC’s Theatre Arts and Film Department will be competing at the … Read More
Reviews: N.Y.C. with wrinkles, a matrimonial rivalry
Erica Tiffany Book: One Fifth AvenueDepressed after the coming and going of the Sex and the City movie, I desperately searched for something to fill the void, but Candace Bushnell’s … Read More
Nature of Glass’ exhibit draws national attention
Jacqueline Bernatt nt to do this weekend? Ever thought of visiting the Desert Botanical Gardens? Between now and May 31 artist Dale Chihuly’s work is being exhibited at the gardens … Read More
The BCS receives another ‘Dear John’ letter
Matt Wilhalme Dear BCS,I’m writing to inform you that this letter will be my last. It’s not that I don’t love you anymore but, I think we should end it … Read More
Seeing-impaired students create music with help from workstation
Nathan Humphreys The Disabilities Resource Center and MCC’s Music Department have teamed up to create a music workstation for blind and seeing-impaired students to create music on the computer.Using Cakewalk … Read More