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February 25, 2003

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News

MCC’s location may attract terror attacks
Following a report to a U.S. Senate Committee from the FBI, colleges campuses across the nation have been warned to watch for possible terrorist attacks.

Don’t panic this tax season
Last year, many students sat amid a pile of tax forms and W-2s more confused than if they’d stayed up all night and then tried to tackle a midterm on a café latte and 30 minutes of sleep.

Continuing series . . .
MCC representative of local community
The concern that MCC student and faculty populations may not be demographically reflective of the local community was voiced by Mesa residents at a recent public forum that took place at MCC on Jan.23.

MCC professors discuss Iraq crisis
The Center for Global Tolerance and Engagement sponsored a panel discussion on Feb. 19 with four MCC professors titled, “Crisis in Iraq: Is War Inevitable?”

Punk band Spindle
Spindle

March for peace
Thousands gather in Phoenix to protest Iraq war
By Dan Smith
Mesa Legend

Protest, Patriot Square, Phoenix

People adorned in gas masks, women covered in black clothes and veils, concerned citizens, a dog displaying a “puppy for peace,” sign, young children, senior citizens, as well as people from many other walks of life united at Patriot’s Square in Phoenix on Feb.

Impending war unites student activists
By Carly Schorman
Mesa Legend

A divide was growing between student life and political interest. On-campus political clubs were nearly extinct at MCC.

East Valley memorializes shuttle crew
By Andrew James
For the Mesa Legend

The first space mission of the year ended in tragedy when the shuttle Columbia disintegrated upon reentry, ending the lives of seven of the worlds finest.

Professor shares music with class and community
By Stephanie Mckee
For the Mesa Legend

MCC’s Piano Department Coordinator Ruth Yandell performed with the Civic Orchestra of Tucson Feb. 16 and 23.