Month: February 2011

Jeff Moses Every time I use a device with Internet access I am instantly connected to over 750 people. Some of them close personal friends, some of them casual acquaintances, … Read More

Marques Cunningham The decreased job-market has prompted many adults to return to school. Those students are left with the decision of whether classes should be taken online or in a … Read More

Ryan McCullough With a budget deficit of $11 – $12 million, The Tempe Transit system is considering cutbacks to its bus and light rail service. On Sept. 12 a meeting … Read More

Leslie Philp The Fifth Annual Parkinson’s walk-a-thon known as “Walk-The-Fight” was held this past Sunday on Feb. 13. Participants were encouraged to work in teams and fundraise to help exceed … Read More

CEO of Sunflower Farmers Market arrestedPHOENIX – Michael C. Gilliland, the CEO of local grocery store Sunflower Farmers Market, has been arrested on suspicion of child prostitution. Gilliland, who has … Read More

Marques Cunningham The Maricopa County Community College District and the University of Maryland-University College (UMUC) have completed a transfer partnership agreement that will give students the option of transferring up … Read More

Allison Palmer This spring the MCC music department will be putting on the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. From cast member Joel Duke is saying, it’s going to be … Read More

Kaitlin Ladd Some MCCD students are saying they want to see changes at the community college to help make it more “university like” with more activities and student interaction.C.J. Crowley, … Read More

Ryan McCullough On Wednesdays at the Phoenix Public Market, a local grocery store, an outdoor market is held while food trucks selling a wide range of foods gather around.Feb. 9 … Read More

Joseph Starkloff Finding time to relax and indulge in a good video game can be difficult with the hectic schedule many college students live, but those that have played “Mass … Read More