College students take a gamble
Kian Hagerman March Madness has taken hold of many students, and with any large sporting event, inevitably many will be gambling. While some can place a bet without giving it … Read More
Convenience makes for new challenge in online classes
Julija Kaselyte There are some misconceptions from students that online classes are easier, but many instructors would disagree. In many cases, online classes can be even harder. Many students are … Read More
Governing board mulls over tuition hike for fall 2013
Jeff Moses On March 26 there was an on campus forum about the Maricopa Community College District’s proposal for a fall 2013 tuition hike. “This year there is a proposal … Read More
Lady T-Birds 2nd at nationals
Aaron Webster The lady T-Birds basketball team came up short in its run for the school’s first ladies basketball national championship, as they fell to Louisburg College from Louisburg, N.C., … Read More
Young adults more liberal when it comes to politics
Brianna Cossavella Open minded and less reserved; that is the outlook that several young adults have today. When it comes to politics, young adults have their own opinions about how … Read More
Maricopa outlet mall to boost local economy
Marissa Villarreal
Women’s basketball surges under coach Kori Stephenson
Aaron Webster With Mesa Community College ladies basketball team reaching the national championship game this season, other teams, players, and coaches have come to one conclusion; MCC is a force … Read More
Concussions become serious issue in soccer
Kathryn Beck Almost everyone has heard about how damaging head injuries are to football players. However, there is little talk about head injuries sustained by soccer players. When it … Read More
Classic showcases nation’s top track and field athletes
Dominic DeCono Its spring time at MCC, which means the weather is good and the Mesa Classic is around the corner. Every … Read More