Nathan Humphreys ohn Updike, prolific novelist, essayist, and short story writer, passed away on Jan. 27.As a boy Updike’s goal was to draw cartoons for the New Yorker, the magazine … Read More
Ashley Lawson Our economy is in bad shape.Businesses throwing in the towel, home foreclosures, workers being laid-off; now students losing their education? I know everyone is greedy but I never … Read More
Cassie DeSalvo Spring Break 2009 is around the corner and while some students may already have their vacations planned out, others should start getting ideas and making reservations now. Lucky … Read More
Latasha Newburn The credit crisis might be a concern for politicians in the nation’s capital, but it hasn’t kept students from receiving and using credit cards at a high rate.College … Read More
Michel Duarte The top 4 photos will be published in the Mesa Legend’s May 5th edition. Send printed and mounted photos to the Mesa Legend’s office (Building EF 2) in … Read More
Legend’s View Like most things in life, there is a right way and a wrong way to approach spring break.For decades, spring break has been promoted as the time to … Read More
Jessica Smith Prices at the pump jumped for the fifth straight week in a row. Arizona drivers are now paying on average $1.942 a gallon to fill up, despite the … Read More
Latasha Newburn Every February Black History Month is celebrated throughout the country.It was originally created to inform the African-American community about their past and the struggles that were experienced in … Read More
Frank Berta Since the invention of photography, there has always been an effort to improve the process.From its simple beginnings through all of its changes, from wet plates to dry … Read More
Jessica Smith On Dec. 27, 2008, a fragile peace agreement that had been in place for nearly six months between Israel and Hamas, the ruling party in the Gaza Strip, … Read More