Mesa Legend

Walt Porter March 27 though April 28 is designated for the recognizing of Asian heritage, there are many events that take place on and off MCC campus that are being … Read More

Ashley Lawson Where all the ladies at? A lady by definition is a woman, refined, polite and dignified. However, as I examine the women who frequent the ever-so-popular Mill Avenue … Read More

Iliana Deanda Med spas have become a common service in the beauty industry.Each med spa offers similar, if not the same procedures to its clients. Services include, laser hair removal, … Read More

Letter to the Editor I read your article (Legend’s View, March 9) on financial aid and everybody has their right to voice their opinions. I do not have a problem … Read More

Ryan McCullough In the same room that Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio gave his speech, a Chicano cartoonist spoke loudly through his cartoons. Lalo Alcaraz has been an artist for … Read More

Legend View When Sheriff Joe Arpaio attended MCC on Tuesday, March 25 to speak on immigration, of course, he attracted much attention.As usual, he drew his supporters and the usual … Read More

Walt Porter Over 600 costumes were created for the Mesa Community College’s Theatre Outback production of “The Necklace.” There were 42 performers and an array of dance styles.The performance included … Read More

Joesph Starkloff Academic advisers at MCC have received a wide variety of questions on a daily basis. They also supplied fundamental suggestions that could help solve these and many other … Read More

Jonathon Smith The women’s tennis team continued its dominating performance against Pima Community College on March 30. The Thunderbirds took control with a 9-0 victory over the Aztecs. The T-birds … Read More

Parisa Amini The health care reform bill passed in the House of Representatives with mixed reviews, and Arizona residents felt the same. The bill passed with a 219-212 vote after … Read More