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May 6, 2003

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May 6, 2003

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Mark Your Calendar
Spotlight "Building a foundation for the road ahead," is the theme of this year's graduating class. Congratulations will be handed out by the thousands as many students are taking the opportunity to receive a certificate from MCC. Some students travel further onto universities but this select few will be leaving our campus with diplomas.

In Brief
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Theater and Arts
Play Wright's Showcase
Once again MCC's Theater Department calls for actors and actresses to perform on the Theatre Outback's stage. Auditions for the Playwright's Showcase will be held on May 5 and 6 from 3:30–5 p.m. and 7–9p.m.

Design Speaks Volumes
The ASU Campus Environment Team donated a grant to the senior graphic design students helping to fund an art showcase set up to display their work. The exhibit is open to the public and is free of charge.

Sharks, spaceships and bugs, oh my!
May is many things to many people, for some it signals the end of school, but for the Central Arizona Museum Association it is a time to thank the community for all that it has given to these unique institutions. The program is a month long celebration of the diversity of Arizona's museums.

Learning
School’s not out for summer
For all those who did not do so well this semester, or those who just want to get a jump on next year, summer school registration is going on now. A wide variety of classes are being offered to those who choose to bear the heat and come to school.

Vamos A Mexico!
With the days getting longer and classes winding down, it is time to make plans for summer. The Xalpa Summer program for practicing and aspiring educators and social workers is a program that will familiarize participants with the Mexican public service system within their areas of study, while being immersed in the Spanish language and Mexican culture.

Events
Care for your Ears
May is better speech and hearing month in Arizona. The audiology department at the Arizona School of Health Sciences is taking advantage of better speech and hearing month to honor audiologists across the state and to make the public aware of simple things they can do to preserve their hearing.

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Information provided by MCC College Safety

APRIL 17
At 8:30 p.m. a student damaged his vehicle on a parking block in the southwest parking lot. He first drove over the block and then tore a part of the bumper off while backing up. The vehicle was then driven from campus.

At 9:50 p.m. a student reported that her vehicle, a charcoal Honda Civic, was stolen from the southeast parking lot between 6:20 p.m. and 9:45 p.m. The victim filled out a report with Mesa Police.

APRIL 22
At 1:12 p.m. a student fell from a chair while suffering from a seizure in a class in the AC Building. He was treated on the scene by Mesa Fire Department paramedics and transported to Desert Samaritan Hospital.

APRIL 24
At 11:35 a.m. a student reported damage to her Ford pick up and believes it was struck by another vehicle while parked in the south parking lot.

APRIL 25
At 9:50 a.m. a non-student exited state route 60 due to the smell of smoke in his 1985 Chrysler. He pulled into the east-west drive, south of the LS Building. The vehicle began smoking and the Mesa Fire Department was called. Prior to their arrival the vehicle erupted into flames. The fire was quickly extinguished by the Mesa Fire Department.

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