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January 21, 2003

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Local band Killbot has the ammo to rock the music industry
By Joseph Luchenta
For the Mesa Legend
For those of us unwilling to subject ourselves to the insipidness of the latest pop rock anthem, there exists a world known as the underground; a network of bars, clubs and even house parties that tend to spawn collectives of raw musical talent.

Grade 8 scores an incomplete
Grade 8

With the ever rising popularity of hard core and rap/metal bands on the national music scene, it is no surprise that there is no shortage of mediocre groups jumping on the anger bandwagon. Grade 8 is one of these bands.

Moons over Mesa
Aquarius to shine through stormy
By Corey Hunt
Features Editor
Aquarius Jan. 20-Feb. 17: Chop, chop time to take out the trash, this means your low down dirty shame of a lover. With a renewed sense of self-worth, this New Year should shed some unwanted grief, and bring back the shining star you once were.

New release circulates many rumors
The Soul Affirmation Quiz is the latest thing to circulate the valley’s garage rock scene. The brainchild of Nick Hadik serves as a testament to electronic music and the splendors of MIDI, Musical Instrument Digital Interface.

MCC Kwanzaa celebration Kwanzaa celebrates unity, faith
By Tara Wright
For the Mesa Legend
MCC’s Black Student Union, along with the East Valley Kwanzaa Committee, hosted the 9th annual Kwanzaa celebration in the Navajo Room of the Kirk Center on Dec. 28, 2002. This being the only public observance of its kind in the East Valley.