Mesa Legend

Matt Wilhalme Spring has come and gone and with it did all of the money that the Cactus League was bringing into the Valley.According to the Cactus League Web site, … Read More

Latasha Newburn Blackberries, text message alerts and Internet town hall meetings. In an age where young people are dependent on cell phones or Facebook, if it relates to technology, we’re … Read More

Kevin Bonneville The elections for Mesa Community College’s student body officers took place on March 31 on the Red Mountain campus and April 1 on the Southern and Dobson campus.The … Read More

Courtney Packer MCC is helping the community by allowing students try out different careers. Running June 1 through July 30, grade K-12 students are invited to participate in MCC’s Summer … Read More

Erica Tiffany Not everything related to the economy should get people, especially young adults, down these days. The mass foreclosures of homes around the country has opened up an opportunity … Read More

Jessica Smith cience, including eight Nobel Laureates, gathered at Arizona State University for the Origins Symposium which took place April 3-6, and culminated in a full day of public lecture … Read More

Joshua Bishop In recent years, the Internet has seen an influx of dating Web sites such as E-Harmony and Match.com, which have become respected and profitable companies in the dating … Read More

Latasha Newburn Book Review: “Act like a lady, think like a man: What men really think about love, relationships, intimacy, and commitment”Syndicated radio host, “Original King of Comedy,” and movie … Read More

Courtney Packer An annual districtwide music competition was held at Scottsdale and Glendale Community Colleges on March 27. The competition was made up of soloists, small ensembles, vocals, instrumentals and … Read More

Frank Berta April 22 marks the 29th anniversary of Earth Day.The Environmental Action Club at MCC is organizing an Earth Day event at the MCC campus. From 10 a.m. to … Read More