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Volume 38 Issue 13
April 24, 2001
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District approves $2 tuition increase
$3.4 million to fund technical needs, new faculty; state aid comes
up short
BY JORDAN CURRIER
FOR THE MESA LEGEND
Students in the Maricopa Community College District will see a $2 per
credit hour tuition increase for the 2001-2002 academic year, an increase
that district officials believe will compensate for booming numbers in
student enrollment and inflationary costs.
Hybrid offers new tool for MCC faculty
BY AMANDA ZELLER
MESA LEGEND
Students who register for class next semester may be in for a big surprise.
They may end up registering for a hybrid course and not even know it.
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Student promotes activism through
hip hop, indie label
BY JORDAN CURRIER
MESA LEGEND
He wants to shock you. He wants to entertain you. Above all, he wants
to teach you something.
MCC student Bobby Evers isn’t Mesa’s equivalent of Eminem,
but he is white, he’s young, and he’s a rapper with plenty
to say. |
Ads during violent programs less
effective, research shows
BY MARIA BALL
U-WIRE
AMES, Iowa – The research of an Iowa State University professor is
giving advertisers a reason not to run commercials during violent television
programs.
Critical thinking students receive
heated debate
BY JENIFER CALLAHAN
MESA LEGEND
Students in Dr. Ann Mahoney’s Critical Thinking course, (PHI106)
engaged in an exercise April 13, that was designed to increase critical
thinking through a unique role-playing scenario.
Over-the-counter stimulants may
still be dangerous, harmful
BY LIZETTE RESENDEZ
U-WIRE
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – While studying for finals, most students
find it hard to say "no" to joe or any form of caffeine.
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