ASMCC efforts improve Spirit Week for 2014 Fall semester
By: Joshua Bowling “Little known fact: Our mascot’s name is Thor,” said Associated Students of MCC adviser Kim Kocak. MCC’s Spirit Week took place on Sept. 22 through Sept. 27. … Read More
Tax exemptions available for students buying books
By: Joshua Bowling With the high cost of textbooks, many students look for ways to save money while in college. Many textbooks are exempt from sales tax, making it … Read More
Don’t trust companies that store your life
The View We, as a society, live in a time and age where a lot of us depend on large technology corporations for many things. Some look to Google to … Read More
Internet awareness; what you should know about it
By: Michael Shahin Most of us students, are on the internet constantly. Some do their homework on it, some read on it, some post on social media and even game … Read More
Being your own person is worthwhile
By: Julija Kaselyte Don’t rely on others, do it on your own; it’s less annoying. Relying on others can also put you at risk of changing your perception of other … Read More
Setting goals and completing them ensures success
By: Kian Hagerman Too often I hear people speak of feeling lost, unsure of the direction they wish to take or the steps they must take to achieve their goals. … Read More
Time management is key for students
By: Joshua Bowling Two jobs, five classes, music lessons, dinner with the family, and a movie with friends. That’s what my week looks like. When I first started college in … Read More
Fall fashion hits the hallways
By: Michelle Chance Although autumn in the Valley is virtually non-existent, MCC students were spotted incorporating pieces from their fall wardrobe in their daily outfits, despite the 100 degree temperatures. … Read More
MCC Street Style
By: Michelle Chance This fall semester, students mixed fall accessories with summer staples to survive the desert heat in style. Women’s fashion on campus ranged from casual and bohemian, to … Read More
Music stores make E. Valley home
By: Ryan Scott Asylum Records has relocated from Tempe to downtown Mesa and recently celebrated its new location’s grand opening on September’s First Friday art walk. The store’s former location … Read More