Once again the scape goat for society’s problems is technology
Jessica Unterreiner Facebook is responsible for an increase in bullying. Society is addicted to their smart phones. Businesses are desperately trying to change their... Read more.
Create degree plan early, avoid ‘major’ mistakes
Amanda Smith Choosing a major and graduating with the same major is difficult to do. Students come into college and have little to no idea what they want to do …... Read more.
Abortion bill redefines gestation period of fetuses
Ryan J. Garner On April 12, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer signed into law House Bill 2036 – the Mother’s Health and Safety Act, Arizona’s primary legislation... Read more.
Tuition reduced on the western front
Tyler Boyle When the semester ends, many will move on from MCC to pursue a four-year degree. For those not going out-of-state due to tuition costs, it may... Read more.
Music festivals embody community and spirituality
Jeff Moses There’s more to a music festival than just a bunch of big name rock stars, $8 beers and long days in the hot sun. Words like community, family,... Read more.
T-Bird baseball ranked 3rd nationally
Aaron Webster As the regular season comes to a close for the Mesa Community College baseball team, the season that matters for the T-Birds is about to begin. Clinching... Read more.
AmeriCorps offers untapped award contracts for the volunteer
Ryan J. Garner For the majority of students, school routine is a myopic grind for credit hours. However, for those with the drive to give their time back to the... Read more.
MCC Newspaper hosts LegendFest
Ben Garcia MCC’s student newspaper, the Mesa Legend, hosted the first ever LegendFest on April 20 in front of the Theatre Outback. The festival featured three... Read more.
Don’t feed the trolls
Jeff Moses Trolling as a term for making inflammatory, extraneous, or off- topic remarks in an Internet forum. It was most likely created on alt.folklore.urban,... Read more.
Dog Sees God’ finishes run in Theatre Outback
Amanda Smith Stemming from the Peanuts cartoon, the Charlie Brown characters came to life at Mesa Community College in a raw, yet comical way. A boy starts questioning... Read more.