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Obama deems Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional
Ben Garcia Recently President Obama instructed the Department of Justice (DOJ) to no longer defend the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). He feels the DOMA violates... Read more.
The ruining of a classic or a way to attract new readers
Ryan McCullough N*****. There, I said it. It is a hateful word imbued with lifetimes of oppression. Some say the word should be deleted from each and everyone’s... Read more.
MCCCD governing board votes to raise resident tuition by $5 per credit hour
Joseph Starkloff The MCCCD Governing Board voted to raise tuition by $5 per credit hour for in-state students and $241 per credit hour for undocumented students... Read more.
Knowing your limits, when to refuse that next drink
Jessica Coate How drunk is too drunk? You would think with the consequences of drinking and driving being so fatal, we would be able to say “Enough is enough”... Read more.
Journal allows students way to display talents
Ryan McCullough The football players have their field, the journalists have their paper, but in the works is an academic journal for MCC students to display their... Read more.
International students find home at MCC
Huan Vo Using the International Student Career Work Experience, Mesa Community College offers international students work on campus.The ISCWE provides offices and... Read more.
Hot diet trend resurrected from ’50s-’60s fad
Allison Palmer For most girls summer means laying out every day by the pool, shopping to find a new bikini, and a crash diet to look as good as possible.One …... Read more.
Charities provide aid after quake
Joseph Starkloff The destruction left behind by the recent earthquake in northern Japan and subsequent tsunamis and aftershocks has led to a need for charitable... Read more.
Student video contest boasts prizes from $200 to $500
Leslie Philp This spring semester, Mesa Community College is offering a fun and rewarding way for students to win $500 cash by entering the MCC Student Video Contest.... Read more.









