Mesa Legend

Andrew Wild With the rising costs of medical and other benefits, more companies are using temporary workers to save money.  Temporary workers generally don’t receive benefits, and it’s a way … Read More

Ben Garcia Would you like to hear a joke? Yes. Ok here it goes: MCC advisement. Not very funny right? Maybe I should have just stated that the MCC advisement … Read More

Jessica Unterreiner Stephanie Villa, alumni of Mesa Community College, went to Washington, D.C. to speak in front of the Council of Undergraduate Research on Nov. 1, 2011. Villa, now a … Read More

Ben Garcia Usually the week before school starts students are embracing that one last week of freedom. Embracing the last week of freedom might mean students are working longer hours. … Read More

Andrew Wild The Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA, has made many Americans lash out, claiming the bill would allow for government mandated Internet censorship. All across the various social … Read More

Bobbi Yost The typical and highly sought-after college experience can be seen practically anywhere. From TV shows and movies, to songs like “I Love College” by Asher Roth, college is … Read More

Jessica Unterreiner Dear Mitt Romney, I have a few problems with your campaign, and I will not be voting for you and here’s why. In terms of proving you can … Read More

Ryan Garner This is directed at my fellow students, and I’d like to point that out, since I am usually ranting about my own social or political pet peeves. I’ve … Read More

Andrew Wild Students may soon be toting guns along with books and pencils at MCC and other colleges around the state. At the moment, the decision of whether to let … Read More

“The very word ‘war’ has become misleading.  It would probably be accurate to say that by becoming continuous, war has ceased to exist. War is Peace.” Strange that we seem … Read More