Mesa Legend

Everywhere we turn, there are people openly complaining about their money problems and the slump in the economy. It is impossible to go a day without hearing about rising gas … Read More

Chelsea Zaft Does excessive cell phone use lead to cancer? The truth is, there are currently no hard facts linking cell phone use to cancer, at least none that are … Read More

Michael Jasper It may be easier for Brett Favre to stay retired, than it is for someone to be a die-hard Arizona Cardinals fan.Every season seems to be splattered with … Read More

Welcome to the 2008-09 academic year at one of the leading community colleges in the nation. It has been five months since taking on the responsibilities of president at Mesa … Read More

Kevin Bonneville The nation’s economy continues to show that it’s struggling with a positive outcome looking bleaker as the days and months go by.The country’s unemployment rate rose to 5.7 … Read More

Brad Gruggisberg The English language has evolved steadily throughout the centuries, from the old English style to the new, from Dickens to Palaniuk, from pen and paper to text messaging, … Read More

Nadiia Petryk During spring break MCC students and teachers usually try to get away from Arizona. The most common places to go are Mexico and California, or luckier people can … Read More

Nadiia Petryk Many young adults dream about moving out from their parent’s house. What could be more exciting? No parents to control you, no boring rules to follow, and no … Read More

Nick Kosmider It might have taken some bribing, but the line of students waiting to cast ballots was a long one on April 15, as ASMCC held elections for next … Read More

Nadiia Petryk From March 31 to April 10, MCC was celebrating its blooming art talents. Like every spring semester, the Navajo Room of the Kirk Center was hosting the MCC … Read More