Category: Features

Andrew Sandoval Mesa Legend College students often have to struggle through a test, cramming the night before; nerves and second thoughts can get the better of many.  The pressure that … Read More

Scams and fraud are an ongoing issue that Americans are confronted with every day.  Modern fraud, no longer the purview of snake oil salesmen, is often initiated digitally, leading to … Read More

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  Leaders and members of student clubs on campus promoted their groups at the Club Carnival on Feb. 18.  Held on the Clock Tower lawn, the event included music, games, … Read More

  It’s the classic story of the romantic bookworm falling in love with the handsome bad boy. Well, maybe not so classic. Throw in some whips and cable ties and … Read More

MCC is partnering with The College of St. Scholastica to offer a new social work course beginning in mid-March.  “The Competency of Compassion” course will focus on the role compassion … Read More

The next production to come to the MCC Theatre stage will be Christopher Durang’s “Beyond Therapy,” a comedy that will be directed by David Vining.  Productions of the play have … Read More

The Community Engagement Expo hosted community agencies offering volunteer opportunities to students on campus.  The event which was held in the white event tent on Feb. 4 and 5, was … Read More

Mesa Legend Review Opening with a vintage, stylized Columbia Pictures logo, immediately followed by Point Grey’s nod to iconic propaganda images associated with North Korea, “The Interview” begins with a strange … Read More

The importance of preparing for a job interview cannot be overstated.  There is a good chance that there are dozens and perhaps even hundreds of people applying for the same … Read More