Environmental club organizes Earth Day
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
Track and field takes on competition at Mesa Classic
Latasha Newburn On April 10, Mesa Community College held its fifteenth annual Mesa Classic track meet. This event included more than 600 competing athletes from various schools such as BYU, … Read More
Diet fads attract many but should be avoided
Marisa Roper Diet fads are everywhere and always appeal to a person’s desperation to lose weight. Depending on what one is looking for in results, there are countless products and … Read More
Los presupuestos dejaron la educacion en limbo
Jessica Smith Los legisladores de Arizona tendrán que restaurar el corte de casi 160 millones de dólares de presupuestos para educacion superior al principio de este año si el estado … Read More
Reasons for development of aviophobia decreases
Marisa Roper With recent plane crashes making the headlines,people’s fear of flying has skyrocketed when there’s really nothing to fear. One cause of aviophobia, or aviatophobia,” seeing or hearing of … Read More
Kat Von D alters image of tattoos through book
Iliana Deanda Well known tattoo artist Kat Von D is anything but ordinary. Recently she has been touring her newly published book “High Voltage Tattoo” and got the chance to … Read More
Cedric Yarbrough of RENO911! talks about the new season
Erica Tiffany After a season-ending explosion, RENO911!, season six picked up by not addressing the death of a cast member, but returned to the show’s comedic hijinks. Cedric Yarbrough, Deputy … Read More
Theater Arts and Film Dept. rack up regional awards
Erica Tiffany The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF), which was held at California State University/Fullerton, Feb. 9-14, was very good to MCC participants. A total of 76 schools … Read More
Artists club to debut
Frank Berta A new club is coming to the MCC campus, thanks to art student Alex Sandoval.The Art Entrepreneurs Club will fill a need art students have had since the … Read More
Governor awaits word on federal stimulus money
Jessica Smith Arizona lawmakers will have to restore nearly $160 million cut from higher education budgets earlier this year if the state wants to see a dime of the federal … Read More