College play brings more than just-out-of-the-ordinary aspects
Catherin Colaw The Mesa Community College Theatre Outback will open its doors on Oct. 8 for the first show of the semester, The Overcoat.”This is a show that, I kid … Read More
Immortality may be the new envy of angsty teens
Ashely Lawson I guess no one sent me the memo about vampires, but apparently they’ve never been more in. With the vampire seeking human love story of the Twilight series … Read More
A new pandemic is sweeping Arizona, but it won’t cause a sneeze
Amanda Savage Another pandemic is sweeping the Grand Canyon state.It won’t cause sneezing or coughing, but it can cause tummies to turn. It’s not the H1N1 virus, but more terrifying, … Read More
Latest and greatest for Thunderbirds’ soccer and football
Garrett Muggy The men’s Thunderbird Football season is 0-2 with some games being played at home while others were away. The first game was a rival game versus Scottsdale where … Read More
Unfortunate offense casts a shadow across district’s board
Legend’s View Justifiably, DUI laws are strictly carried out against offenders, and the same consequences will apply to Maricopa Community College District Board President Colleen Clark.Clark, 26, revealed in a … Read More
Board president says guilty as charged to DUI
Milicent Obbards and Jessica Smith After leaving Oregano’s Pizza Bistro in Scottsdale on July 11, Colleen Clark the MCCCD governing board President was arrested for driving under the influence.The blood … Read More
Panel slams board for misconduct
Jessica Smith The Maricopa Community College district governing board is under investigation by the Higher Learning Commission for allegations of micromanagement, abuse of power, and overall lack of direction. A … Read More
Community colleges an alternative to universities
Robert Valdez A student’s financial situation, academic aspirations and overall post-high school experience are the main aspects students consider when determining whether to attend a two-year college or a university … Read More
Volleyball serves up a mixed season
Garrett Muggy The Mesa Thunderbird’s volleyball team tried, but fell hard on Sept. 18 to SCC, bringing the current season’s record to 1 win and 4 losses.MCC’s team, dressed in … Read More
Recognizing men and women’s inherent equality
Catherin Colaw “People who think that men and women are inherently of equal worth.” This is the definition of feminists according to Nancy Hellner, women’s studies professor at MCC. “Feminism … Read More