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Volume 39, Issue 6
November 13, 2001

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Classroom phone Mixed signals
Despite signs, Campus Safety says ‘dial 9-1-1’
Bill Carrigg
Mesa Legend
Every classroom telephone has directions posted nearby indicating to call Campus Safety first in the event of an emergency.

94 inducted into MCC's honors club
By Stephen Harding
Mesa Legend
Phi Theta Kappa’s Omicron Beta Chapter added 94 more students, which includes eight officers, to its list of inducted in a ceremony held on Oct. 13.

Biologist follows call of adventure
By Sandi Matthews
Mesa Legend
A new MCC biology teacher, Dennis Wilson, may find Mesa less exciting when compared to his last teaching adventure – trekking 24,000 miles across 23 countries in a trip that started in Pretoria, South Africa, and ended a year later in the United Kingdom.

Our generation’s war
By Marc Viscardi
U-Wire
TUCSON, Ariz. - Eleven activists from the Progressive Alliance protested the war on Afghanistan by beginning a two-day fast on the University of Arizona Mall Wednesday.

Grant to boost tech education for K-12 teachers
By David Dollins
Mesa Legend
The U.S. Department of Education has given a five-year, $9.6 million grant to three college districts.

Quotes for Mixed Signals
"Call 9-1-1 first in case of a life-threatening emergency."
– Vince Moran
Chief of College Safety

"I would call Campus Safety first."
– Debra DeVore
MCC Scholarship Coordinator

"You can have a great plan, but if no one is aware of it, it isn’t much good."
– Tom Krieg
Security Consultant

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