The Power of Memes
Thought on the influence of memes in modern life.
Tag: Mesa Legend
How FAFSA recipients are affected by the government shutdown
The partial government shutdown could have negatively affected recipients of FAFSA and other students at Mesa Community College (MCC) during the 2019 spring semester. The Financial Aid Department, Student Life … Read More
Discussing The Problem
I believe our unity and cohesion as a single people, under a single flag, is more in danger than ever before. Of all the forces at work in this country, … Read More
Why we need the holidays back
By: Michael Shahin The holiday season has started, and is going strong this year. Many of us have our traditions with our families and loved ones, while many others are … Read More
It’s the least wonderful time of the year
The View Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s are all synonymous with unity, good times, and family. This is not true for everyone, though. Spending time with family, gathering around the … Read More
Arizona sees record number of mosquito complaints
By: Sarah Lopez This year, Maricopa County saw its highest recorded number of mosquito complaints in history, but relief is soon on the way, according to County Environmental Services Department … Read More
Artspace selects lot for new Mesa neighborhood
By: Cameron Abbott Created in 1979, Artspace was envisioned to be an advocate for artist’s special needs, but soon became much more. As the company evolved and took on the … Read More
Change in store for MCCCD
By: Joshua Bowling Four new members were elected to the non-partisan Maricopa County Community College District on Nov. 4, bringing a new sense of change to the board, according to … Read More
Celebrate diversity in relationships; don’t condemn it
By: Michelle Chance “We are just two different people.” This is one of a few famous excuses someone gives during a breakup. In reality, our society uses this excuse for … Read More
Gov. Brewer orders council on infectious diseases
By: Joshua Bowling Gov. Jan Brewer issued an executive order on Oct. 21, bringing together experts in health and human services, public safety, emergency and military affairs, and education. The … Read More