Ryan Garner This year, there are three new candidates running for student office. Despite the executive board consisting of four positions, the executive vice president’s spot will remain vacant until … Read More
Fallon-Renae Costa Thankfully for civil rights laws, discrimination on the basis of race, gender and sexual orientation within the job and housing sector are illegal. But why is it that … Read More
Aaron Webster The Mesa Community College ladies golf team once again played their best golf as they finished first in the Lady Thunderbird Classic at Dobson Ranch. The lady T-Birds … Read More
Aaron Webster The Pat Tillman Foundation is hosting its 8th annual Pat’s Run that is held annually around April 22, the day Pat Tillman was killed by friendly fire while … Read More
Mesa Legend Try starting a conversation with a fellow driver at the gas pump. Here’s roughly how it will go; “Gas prices sure are high, huh buddy?” “Yup … sure … Read More
Laye Moore Studies have shown that the right kind of music can help students relax their mind which enables them to concentrate better to do homework or study for a … Read More
CJ Cook With the debate about sex being abused heating up on Capitol Hill, much of Congresses’ premise is that paying for birth control infringes on womens’ religious rights. … Read More
Adriana Loya Chocolate is not only rich in taste, but it’s great for studying. It contains high amounts of flavonoids which are similar to antioxidants and battle fatigue. Cocoa beans, … Read More
Amanda Smith As the middle class gets smaller and the dollar is worth less each year, the federal government fights to keep the mandatory healthcare bill while many others fight … Read More
Adriana Loya Since 2003, 57 percent of all students enrolled in degree-granting institutions were women and 43 percent were men. This is in comparison to 1970, when men occupied 59 … Read More