The Rom-Com Renaissance
Younger me despised pink, and a slightly older me couldn’t stand romantic comedies, or romance in general. But this Valentine’s Day, I stand before you and proclaim: romantic comedy is … Read More
The Power of Memes
Thought on the influence of memes in modern life.
Drought plan moves forward in AZ
Arizona was given a deadline by midnight, January 31 to agree to DCP Colorado River sanctions with the threat that if they did not, Brenda Burman, commissioner of the U.S. … Read More
How FAFSA recipients are affected by the government shutdown
The partial government shutdown could have negatively affected recipients of FAFSA and other students at Mesa Community College (MCC) during the 2019 spring semester. The Financial Aid Department, Student Life … Read More
For The Future Workforce
Technological advancement and the automation of the workforce will become two of the United States largest human issues in the next coming decades. The quality of economic prosperity for future … Read More
Discussing The Problem
I believe our unity and cohesion as a single people, under a single flag, is more in danger than ever before. Of all the forces at work in this country, … Read More
Oral health screenings on campus
The Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral health (ASDOH) will hold oral health screenings given by second year students of Mesa Community College’s (MCC) Dental Hygiene program on Saturday, Feb. … Read More
Mesa presents plans for 27-acre empty lot to skeptical residents
While the hired firm presented three possible construction projects on the development of Section 17, longtime Mesa residents voiced pressing concerns on money, history, and the purpose of development. On … Read More
Tax prep assistance offered at MCC
On Thursday night, free tax preparation service in the MCC New Media Lab books out within the first hour. The clients present were mainly adults from the community and those … Read More
“Vice”: a chaotic look at the order of power
“Vice” is veteran director Adam McKay’s latest venture in the world of American history. Instead of a topical exploration like “The Big Short” McKay extends into the world of biopics. … Read More