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Volume 38 Issue 9
February 13, 2001
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MCC parking lots plagued by suspected car theft ring
BY TAMMY JARVIS
MESA LEGEND
Eight vehicles have been stolen from MCC’s main campus student
parking lots since the beginning of this semester, and five vehicles
have been broken into, according to Vince Moran, chief of college
safety. |
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Vote initiative seeks to curb
youths’ apathy
BY JORDAN CURRIER
MESA LEGEND
MCC and KPHO-TV5 co-hosted a special forum on the future of voting
in Arizona, Jan. 29, as part of a new initiative to encourage civic
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Students question MTV push against
hate
BY TAMMY JARVIS
MESA LEGEND
Technology is the wave of the future at Mesa Community College, at least
according to the 1,700 randomly selected MCC students who participated
in the Computer Use Survey.
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Patio area remodeled
$45,000 awning ready for spring completion
BY TONI MORALES
FOR THE MESA LEGEND
The patio area outside the Kirk Center, near the Office of Records
and Registration, has been under construction since the beginning
of the academic year for installation of an awning and misting system. |
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Service learning priority
for new MCC council
BY KARA WIREMAN
MESA LEGEND
MCC’s Community Outreach Opportunity Leaders Council, a new student
service-learning organization, was created to educate and empower
students to strengthen the community through service, according to
Service Learning Faculty Director Duane Oakes. |
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