Mesa Legend

Brianna Martinez Young Hollywood today is not the best example for young society to follow. Yet, some young women and men feel like they need to. The media portrays a … Read More

Their mission statement is to be the student’s voice, but no one’s been talking. Perhaps the MCC student government has failed to ignite enthusiasm among the student body in the … Read More

Nick Kosmider The fledgling Fiesta district including the eyesore lots at the corner of Southern Avenue and Alma School Road, was a major topic of discussion when Mesa’s three candidates … Read More

Nick Kosmider It’s so heartbreaking to watch the Phoenix Suns play basketball this season. They play no defense, they have no team chemistry, and are just one of the downright … Read More

Chelsea Zaft For the first time ever highpoint enrollment numbers at MCC have gone down three consecutive years; from fall 2007 to spring 2008 alone the number dropped 6 percent. … Read More

Kevin Bonneville On Jan. 14, Arizona Governor Janet Napalitano issued her sixth State of the State address to the Arizona Legislature and to the entire state of Arizona. As in … Read More

Laura Carwalho Disappointed. That is the word describing the public and head coach Kori Stephenson after the young T-birds failed to get a victory again, this time to Cochise College. … Read More

Jesse Mock The Super Bowl has come and gone leaving behind a huge pile of cash for Glendale’s economy.The economic impact of the Super Bowl is expected to be between … Read More

Maryjane Bowden With Arizona tuition costs increasing 2.2 percent from last year, students can expect to pay anywhere from $95-$1,404 more than in the 2006-2007 school year. Increasing costs means … Read More

Chelsea Zaft On Jan. 25 the MCC Theatre Outback celebrated its 30th anniversary. The event included tours of the theater led by performers dressed in costumes from past events, displays … Read More