Mesa Legend

Huan Vo Technology is moving faster than the speed of life, leaving behind a trail of promises, but unfortunately, it won’t save the world, according to Dr. Kentaro Toyama, a … Read More

Jeff Moses Former MCC students Justin Cannon and Travis Mahaffey aren’t looking to become the next Bill Gates and Paul Allen. In fact, until October of 2010, they were just … Read More

Andrew Wild In the access hall to the library resides a large green banner hanged up asking students to sign their name to pledge for completion. So far, it’s already … Read More

James Mello The Thunderbirds traveled to Thatcher, Ariz., to face Eastern Arizona and attempt to end a three-game losing streak. But, it turned out to be much of the same … Read More

Cindy Liska Modern rock gets a one-two punch from the high-energy and good-time artistry of the Valley band Gooder. The group integrates the “coffee shop rock” of Scott Gavin, “heavy … Read More

Allen Beveridge With drunk driving being a problem, especially when the holiday season is around the corner, there are solutions to put a halt to it. Alcohol is often a … Read More

Jeff Moses The Mesa Community College Thunderbirds women’s volleyball team continued its losing ways on Sept. 21, after falling to the Yavapai Roughriders three matches to one. In the first … Read More

Ron Rutherford Today, politicians such as Michele Bachmann and Rick Perry are identified as members of the Tea Party Movement, but in its short history, this has not always been … Read More

Ryan garner First things first, the Mesa Legend does not represent the following interviews as legal advice, and they should not be used as such. The only way not to … Read More

James Malone In the race to decide who will be President Obama’s 2012 opponent and possible future occupant of the White House, the GOP contest to nominate that candidate is … Read More