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Volume 38 Issue 10
February 27, 2001
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Dropping bad habits
Drinking, smoking use down, U.S. survey says
BY TAMMY JARVIS
MESA LEGEND
Cigarette use and beer drinking among college freshman has decreased,
according to results of a survey released Jan.22 by the University
of California and the American Council on Education. |
ASMCC develops tutoring, emergency
scholarship fund
BY TAMMY JARVIS
MESA LEGEND
The Associated Students of Mesa Community College proposed plans to develop
the Student Empowerment Center at the Feb. 27 MCCD Governing Board Meeting.
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MCC vehicle theft continues
BY TAMMY JARVIS
FOR THE MESA LEGEND
Car theft at MCC has declined since the January string of eight thefts
and five vehicle break-ins, according to MCC College Safety Chief
Vince Moran. Car theft, however, continues. |
New proposal seeks matching funds
for clubs
BY TAMMY JARVIS
MESA LEGEND
The Associated Students of Mesa Community College (ASMCC) have passed
27 new bills for the fall semester with pieces of legislation covering
bylaws that regulate clubs, appropriations bills and changes in the ASMCC
election code.
Students seek options as spring
break nears
BY EMILY TICE
MESA LEGEND
With spring break only a few weeks away, students are being faced
with one very important question – what to do?
Study shows surge in U.S. campus
crime
BY JON REESE
U-WIRE
Seattle, WA – On the afternoon of January 27, Half and Susanne Zantop,
both popular professors at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire,
were brutally murdered in their home. Robert Tulloch, 17, and James Parker,
16, fled New Hampshire February 15 after being identified as suspects
in the slayings.
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