Poverty inevitable without raise in minimum wage
Dominic DeCono If you’re one of the millions of folks who works a minimum wage job, you know its hard to get by. The price of living has been … Read More
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
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
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
Space program has a problem
Kian Hagerman Whatever happened to our nation’s space program? is there a place in our society for socially funded space exploration in modern times? I can remember fondly when my … 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
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
College students more prone to shop online than brave the lines at the mall
Dominic DeCono Shopping malls are no longer the hottest thread for buying goods among college students. 2012 marked the first year that students aged 18 to 25 bought more … Read More