Female gamers flood the industry and expect more
Patricia Moore Although the video game industry still caters to a predominantly male player base, a growing number of female players are beginning to explore the... Read more.
Enrollment Meltdown
Brianna Martinez and Kevin Bonneville The first week of the fall semesterbrought tension and confusion to studentsand faculty during the registration process.Several... Read more.
On-campus jobs can be alternative for students
Mutinkhe Kaunda The cost of living is up and finding a job to accommodate class schedules can be challenging, so it may be beneficial for students to find a job... Read more.
Where a soccer team becomes ‘FAM-LY’
Matt Wilhalme Turn this team into a family, that’s the goal of MCC’s men’s and women’s soccer teams and their paternal leader, Head Coach... Read more.
ASMCC seeks to instill school spirit in community college
Nathan Humpherys The student government at Mesa Community College wants the campus to become more than a commuter college, a two-year stop before a university, or... Read more.
America: the Madden nation
Michael Jasper John Madden IS football.He has done more for the sport than any commissioner, athlete, or “Ocho Cinco” could ever do. Madden is everywhere,... Read more.
Fitness Center offers many classes for less
Stephanie Specht Offering free, personalized exercise plans, and fitness assessments, the fitness center is an ideal place for college students to get a work out.They... Read more.
New enrollment process complicates, not simplify
This year’s enrollment process fell somewhere between a stampede of headless chickens and the way Tom Hank’s character must have felt while trapped in... Read more.
Getting back into the swing of school days
Lisa Kane Everyone has trouble getting back into the groove at the start of the school year, and the student government at MCC strives to make the transition easier.Nate... Read more.
Fast food intake makes students rethink diet
Elizabeth Taggart No new fast food restaurants will be opening in south Los Angeles for at least a year.On July 29 the Los Angeles City Council unanimously passed... Read more.