Will Technology Save The World.. ?
Huan Vo Technology is moving faster than the speed of life, leaving behind a trail of promises, but unfortunately, it won’t save the world, according to Dr. Kentaro Toyama, a … Read More
Huan Vo Technology is moving faster than the speed of life, leaving behind a trail of promises, but unfortunately, it won’t save the world, according to Dr. Kentaro Toyama, a … Read More
Jeff Moses With backpack and bike theft being the constant scourge of college students, Garmin and AT&T have come up with a solution. The Garmin GTU 10 is a small, … Read More
Legends Staff Depression. Isolation. Despair. Ponder those concepts for a moment. Do they seem to be a bit more prevalent as each day passes? They might not, because we’ve been … Read More
Ryan Garner As a surprise, the chairs in Mesa Community College offices have to pass a rigorous set of tests before employees can bring in a doctor’s note for expensive … Read More
Jeff Moses The Mesa Thunderbirds football team traveled to Yuma on Sept. 17 to take on The Arizona Western Matadors. MCC was heavily out matched in the game, losing 42-0 … Read More
Ryan Garner The Environmental Action Club (EAC) spoke out against greenwashing in their last meeting. Suzi Dodt, MCC’s environmental sustainability coordinator for the last two years, identified the real threat. … Read More
Ryan Garner Neither left wing nor right wing, what the country needs is a man that studies the heart of the bird. What you won’t hear from the news, … Read More
Leslie Philp Phone Apps: Rotting the brain or raising IQ’s With modern technology in this day and age there are new programs hitting the market daily, especially with iPhones, … Read More
Jessica Unterreiner Mesa Community College sent more than 100 students abroad this summer to destinations such as the United Kingdom, Mexico, Africa and more. Among those students were Kymri Bouldin, … Read More
Jeff Moses With the Harry Potter movies coming to an end over the summer, there is no better time than now to examine the lasting legacy of “the boy … Read More