Gymorexia sparks obsession with weight loss
Iliana Deanda Exercise can be good for an individual, but how much is too much? Compulsive exercise, or gymorexia, is on the rise among people who feel they need... Read more.
MCC hosts pink-out event to raise breast cancer awareness
Iliana Deanda This year marks the 26th year that National Breast Cancer awarness month is educating about this terrible disease. According to www.breastcancer.org,... Read more.
Events Off Campus
The Nest at RawhideSept. 24 – Oct. 31, 7 p.m.Fri. and Sat. 7 p.m. – 12 p.m.Thurs. and Sun. 7 p.m. – 10 p.m.Rawhide 5700 North Loop Rd.The number... Read more.
Tea Party upset by feds help to jobless
Joseph Starkloff The Tea Party Patriots of Scottsdale held their monthly meeting on Sept. 21, in order to educate their members on the upcoming November mid-term... Read more.
The Sports Fiend
Matt Schaeffer With college football underway let’s take a look at what’s happened in the first four games.What I expected: Top ranked teams Alabama... Read more.
U.S. doesn’t need ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
Our country has fought its fair share of battles when it comes to equality amongst people. Perhaps it is time for another revelation in our country for equal rights... Read more.
Hazing in commercials is not funny
Cassie Fincher The weekend; the only part of the week where I have time to do nothing. I spent this time watching re-runs of Jersey Shore and Meet the parents. …... Read more.
Tailgating with Sun Devil nation
Joseph Starkloff A sea of bright gold t-shirts swamped the ASU Wells Fargo stadium parking lot hours before the Sun Devils’ match with the Oregon Ducks.With... Read more.
T-Bird’s soccer takes out South Mountain in overtime
Ryan McCullough In a back and forth game between South Mountain Community College, MCC men’s soccer team pulled out a win in overtime. For the first half,... Read more.
Local restaurant haunted after brutal strangling
Leslie Philip ch was established in 1910 by businessman William Anthony Moeur, housed two generations of families until 1955 After the families had passed, the house... Read more.