Worrying does nothing to solve problems
By: Sebastian Miguel The exact causes of anxiety are probably more than can be listed. No doubt we are only human and prone to worry here and there. However, the problem … Read More
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We need less federal government
By: Joshua Bowling Does the federal government really have the final say in our affairs? Though they reside in the nation’s capital, the federal government was not meant to be more … Read More
Why working in groups isn’t ideal
By: Michael Shahin I’m a student who’s been in many classes, and worked on many assignments. I’ve had my fair share of assignments that were solo work, and some were … Read More
Stop bragging about being busy; it doesn’t make you cool
By: Julija Kaselyte Lately I’ve noticed a new trend on social media networks. I call it “being busy.” You would probably ask what I’m talking about, but, seriously, go check your … Read More
Focus on victims, not abusers
The View According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV), an estimated 1.3 million women are victims of domestic violence each year in the United States. Despite the overwhelming … Read More
New federal guidelines affect community colleges
By: Joshua Bowling New policies which affect community colleges, as well as other institutions, were unveiled by the Obama administration earlier this year. Mesa Community College announced on Sept. 23 that … Read More
Program allows Tempe Police to better prepare for emergencies
By: Skylar Betancourt In an emergency, time is an essential component of response quality. During these times, people often are unable to speak or comprehend what is going on. This affects … Read More
Nonprofit provides financial guidance
By: Kian Hagerman Students looking for assistance have many avenues available to them, but one potential source of funding to consider are Individual Development Accounts. IDAs are instruments provided to … Read More
ASU, Tempe Police departments in hot water
By: Paige Baker The ASU Police Department announced, Sept. 29, that they would be returning the military weaponry issued to them last year, as distrust of police rises … Read More
MLK Committee offers 4 spring scholarships
The Mesa Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Committee will once again provide four $250 scholarships for students attending Mesa Community College (MCC) in the spring 2015. Students must apply and submit … Read More