Leslie Philip Many people find stress to be an everyday emotion, one that controls how you deal with problems, your environment, and even relationships. Sharon McLaughlin, a healthful living instructor … 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
Joseph Starkloff China has recently surpassed Japan as the second largest economy. Japan is still richer per person, but China’s rise has caused concern for some economists.John Filer, an ASU … Read More
Gil Ortega “Taekwondo is not just a sport or an art, it’s a part of life,” said Johnny Nguyen, 4th degree black belt and current instructor of taekwondo at MCC. … Read More
Joseph Starkloff The Maricopa Community College governing board voted down a 2 percent property tax hike during the summer break. The increase would have generated nearly $7.4 million for the … Read More
Jeff Moses Football is as much a physical game as it is a mental game. A fast-paced, adrenaline pumping battle for physical and strategic dominance, would feel right at home … Read More
Jeff Moses As the student body of Mesa Community College spent the waning days of summer finalizing school schedules, or getting that last float down the Salt River, the Mesa … Read More
Joseph Starkloff Chancellor Rufus Glasper announced the resignation of former governing board president Colleen Clark during the August 23 board meeting. Clark’s tenor included an external review of the district’s … Read More
Joseph Starkloff If you search the web for the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) you’re likely to find a plethora of information, though half of it is from unreliable sources, but … Read More