What presidential candidates are not saying
This election season has been the most exciting one in our nation’s history. No matter who wins, we will have our first African American president or our first women vice … Read More
Historic vote excites, appeals but does not motivate students
Louanna Faine This year’s presidential election will end up being one of the most powerful and influential elections in U.S. history.According to Brian Dille, a political science professor at MCC, … Read More
Fall baseball begins after late start
Matt Wilhalme Teams in MCC’s fall baseball conference have already played more than 20 games this season, but Head Coach Tony Cirelli is just getting started with his season.”I won’t … Read More
Smoking continues to go unregulated
MCC’s Mission:. . .promote excellence. . ., preparing individuals for active citizenship. . . ultimate purpose is to improve the quality of life in the community we serve.1994: “nearly 75%” … Read More
Election and Depression anniversary both nearing
Mutinkhe Kaunda The American presidential election campaign has been a quagmire at best, and a lion’s den at worst – neither situation holds much hope for a victim.Somehow or the … Read More
Socializing an important aspect of college experience
Iliana Deanda and Lisa Kane When you begin college, a huge social network is practically dropped into your lap. From the guy sitting next to you in Chemistry class to … Read More
Web sites offer voters non-partisan information
Patricia Moore Because the millennial generation is more comfortable with technology, the Internet has become an integral part of the communication process between candidates, political activists and voters.Both presidential candidates … Read More
Economy to have lasting effects on students’ budgets
Nathan Humpherys Headlines about falling stocks and the credit crunch may seem like they have little relevancy to college students, but the current and upcoming national financial troubles could have … Read More
State House, Senate candidates differ on issues
Alicia Hart On Nov. 4, voters will be hitting the polls to not only decide who the next president will be, but also who will fill seats in the Arizona … Read More
Lecture raises PTSD awareness
Lisa Kane The diagnosis and treatment of psychological trauma, particularly post-traumatic stress disorder, was the focus of a discussion in the Navajo Room on Oct. 15.Post-traumatic stress disorder is an … Read More