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Volume 38 Issue 4
October 17, 2000

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Candidates swap jabs, body blows in tight race BY J.W. WATSON MESA LEGEND The 1970s were fortunate enough to see Ali vs. Frazier. In the 80s, it was Hagler vs. Leonard. And in 2000, prepare yourself for another instant classic... Bush vs. Gore?

Rules of Engagement Bush-Gore debates lack formal structure BY MIKE TORRES MESA LEGEND Now that Vice President Al Gore and Texas Governor George W. Bush have squared off in the first two of three debates scheduled, political pundits and laymen alike are left discussing whom they think won.

Cash issues at focus of district’s ‘alert status’
BY TAMMY JARVIS
MESA LEGEND
All those who expect funds to be readily available when they cash their paycheck, please step forward.
Not so fast, Maricopa Community College District employees.

Psychologist legitimizes web addiction Support groups forming on campuses nationwide BY ALEX WEININGER U-WIRE UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - With the Internet becoming an ever-present factor in the lives of students around the world, psychologists and psychiatrists have found a new obsession and termed it “Internet Addiction.”