Think back to elementary school, maybe third grade, to remember what you were taught Thanksgiving was all about. The Native Americans and Pilgrims getting together and sharing a meal, celebrating … Read More
November18 – Cartel – Marquee Theatre20 – Say Anything – Marquee Theatre21 – Pete Yorn – Marquee Theatre22 – Tiesto – Marquee Theatre24 – Norma Jean – Marquee Theatre30 – … Read More
Ariia Pike World Food Day is celebrated every year on Oct. 16 to increase awareness and bring attention to the ongoing fight to alleviate hunger.MCC participated by hosting an “Empty … Read More
Parisa Amini The United Food Bank is in its busiest season with the holidays coming around, but the demand for food is ongoing.The UFB is the main provider for over … Read More
International Education ExchangeNov. 1810 a.m. – 1 p.m.Southern and Dobson, Student Village CourtyardCome eat international treats at the student courtyard, while recieving Study Abroad information. Students wil have the opportunity … Read More
Lisa Kane Michael Moore always has a heartstring to pull when it comes to America’s political issues, and his newest documentary, “Capitalism: A Love Story,” tugs hard.Currently in theaters, the … Read More
Jacqueline Bernatt A bill introduced to the U.S. Senate back in July would make text messaging illegal while driving nationwide.According to the constitution, state jurisdiction encompasses all powers of regulation … Read More
Lauren Smith The scariest time of the year is right around the corner, Halloween. The haunted houses, frightening corn mazes, and Halloween festivals filled with fun are all around. Rawhide’s … Read More
Ariia Pike Anthony Nguyen walked onto MCC’s campus in 2006 with an idea and three years later his idea transformed into a Taekwondo class that boasts an enrollment of 18 … Read More
Ariia Pike The men’s soccer season is near its end with only a handful of games left in the season.Recent opponents were Paradise Valley on Oct. 10, which resulted in … Read More