Mesa Legend

Cassie Fincher In the early morning of the 9/11 anniversary I heard my dad rustling around looking for our flag to put out. Being as it was so early in … Read More

Walt Porter The production of “Reynard the Fox” is embarking on a new trial for MCC’s theater department and sneaking its way through the surrounding elementary audiences of the Mesa … Read More

Jeff Moses Basketball is one of the biggest sports throughout the world, and several countries met this summer for the FIBA world basketball championship in Turkey.Twenty-four nations sent the best … Read More

Leslie Philip The Season Premiere ignited the stage in their first live performance of their new EP, “She Doesn’t Know,” at the Nile Theater on Sept. 6.The five members of … Read More

Leslie Philip A new revelation some may find hard to swallow, is that science is proving the old saying, “you are what you eat.”The American dream is to have a … Read More

Sarah Evans Dagor Hir, the club that has gained notoriety for its live action role-played battles outside of the Kirk center from two to six every Wed., is open to … Read More

Michael Culpepper With election time right around the corner, many are wondering whether or not the surge of college voters that helped the current president into office will once again … Read More

Joseph Starkloff The MCC Center for Service-Learning (CSL) recently hosted the Community Engagement Expo. Community service organizations set up booths for students to get information about volunteering.Dawn Rhodes, a program … Read More

Jacqueline Henley Due to time constraints and the increased availability of processed and fast foods, some Americans find it difficult to maintain a healthy lifestyle.Laurinda Kwan, a naturopathic physician, believes … Read More

Jennifer Martinez Finding a job can be a troublesome affair for current college students in the midst of an economic crisis.”I’m not really concerned about it,” said Kim Thomas, an … Read More