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March 11, 2003

Tuition hike; largest ever
By Dan Smith
For the Mesa Legend
A tuition hike of $5 per credit hour could hit students in Maricopa County as the community college district fights a third year of state budget cuts with the threat of more looming.

MCC celebrates Black History Month
Olu James Henderson, Hernandez Simmons & Kevin Roberts (L-R)

FBI busts worry local merchants
By Carly Schorman
Mesa Legend
The FBI has taken a new approach to the war on drugs. Recent arrests have been not of drug dealers, but of those who sell merchandise considered drug paraphernalia over the Internet. The crackdown has many local store owners and craftsmen worried about where the line will be drawn that separates paraphernalia from lawful goods.

Population tips need for Ariz. nurses
By Stephanie Mckee
For the Mesa Legend
Arizona is one of the states most affected by a growing nationwide nursing shortage.

Travelers heed caution
By Andrew James
For the Mesa Legend
Spring break means student travel.
Every year more than 2,500 students are arrested abroad due to drugs, alcohol, and disorderly behavior.

MCC hosts the Highland Games
Bagpipers in parade

Vote in the opinion poll

What is Scientology?
L. Ron Hubbard, founder of Scientology

Anybody Out There?
Andrew Nunemacher, cast of 'Anybody Out There?'

T-birds softball

"I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks
and stones."

– Albert Einstein