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August 25, 2003

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Wanted: chancellor
Kimberly Hosey
Mesa Legend
The leadership of Maricopa Community College District (MCCD) is in transition, after the MCCD board voted unanimously July 23 to fire Chancellor Fred Gaskin for non-performance and non-compliance under the terms of his employment contract.

Internet porn surfers
concern library staff Student surfs computer with an XXX on monitor

Cassandra Bork
Contributing Writer
Employees at the Paul A. Elsner Library are asking two or three people per week to leave the library because they were using Internet access to view pornographic websites.

Textbook buyers go hi-tech
Kaila Willcott
Contributing Writer
Purchasing books for class early used to be the only way to avoid the long lines of the bookstore as the start of the semester drew near.

However, online purchasing now provides a new option to students who wish to escape the aggravation that afflicts many school time shoppers.

Purchasing textbooks on the Internet is a growing way for students to get their needed materials, although some will attest that online book purchasing has its own set of problems.

How to succeed in fund raising
Gene Fazio was concerned.
The MCC English professor was in the process of producing the musical comedy, “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying,”

Students design
‘Jazzland Café’
This fall students have a new attraction to look forward to on campus.
MCC is constructing a cyber café designed by students located next to the library.

Last Gas reads the sign to que customers to leave gas station