NASCAR experience offers more than fast cars
Brian Bernadel Shirley C. Willis (SCW) hired people ages 18 and up to work as models for Nationwide Insurance as an outsourcing company during NASCAR’s 2010 trip to Phoenix. This … Read More
New airport screening devices have some up in arms
Leslie Philip The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) changed their standard operating procedure for airport security nationwide. The Screening Partnership Program (SPP) was designed under contract by the Aviation and Transportation … Read More
New edge on sword play
Joseph Starkloff Arthur Nordstrom, a computer science network administration major, has dedicated his Monday and Wednesday afternoons to teaching the art of the blade outside the BP building from 2 … Read More
History explodes in Tucson
Brian Bernadel The Titan Missile Museum in Tucson is home to the only Titan II missile that remains in the entire world. It is one of the more notable parts … Read More
Child obesity problem lies with parent
A cheeseburger Happy Meal with chocolate milk has 700 calories. A Happy meal with chicken McNuggets and a small Sprite has 520 calories. This is according to McDonalds.com, but for … Read More
Readers respond to marijuana opinion piece
Unfortunately most people in the marijuana policy reform movement help defeat their own legalization efforts by supporting anti-marijuana propaganda, which claims marijuana causes accidents on the road and in the … Read More
Athletic department disappointed; seeks to right ship
Jeff Moses “Disappointed,” Interim Athletic Director John Mulhem said when asked how he felt about the overall state of Mesa Community College fall athletics. Who could blame him for his … Read More
Protesters find ways to send message during First Friday
Joseph Starkloff First Friday, which is orchestrated by Artlink, is a downtown Phoenix experience where artists and civilians alike expose their creative side. This isn’t limited to simply paintings, clothing, … Read More
New facility to house MCC arts
Roman Chacon Sometime ago, MCC purchased the Harkins Theater on Longmore just north of U.S. 60. Plans are now in the works to transform it into the school’s new performing … Read More
MCC crafts fair brings artisan wares from jewelry to cartoons
Ryan McCullough For those looking to do some early holiday shopping, the MCC holiday arts and crafts fair offered attendees more than just jewelry. “This is one of the few … Read More