January 20, 2004

MCC, with community to promote genomics
Kimberly Hosey
Mesa Legend

You are being watched – or soon will be.
MCC is planning to install high-tech digital security cameras around campus and in the school’s parking lots before January, a move that college officials hope will reduce auto thefts and break-ins.

Associate degree provides a leg-up
Scott Thomas
Contrbuting Writer

When the word “graduation” comes to mind, most people think of accomplishments such as a high school diploma, a bachelor’s degree from a university, or even a master’s degree or doctorate, but many students think of community college as a stepping stone to get to a four-year university even though many others are graduating from MCC every semester with an associate’s degree.

Aim of mentors: build connections
Ai Tezuka
Contrbuting Writer

The name “Women of Courage” might cause one to think the program is for women, but one-on-one support provided by the Women of Courage program is for any man or woman who faces obstacles and challenges in his or her campus life.

Dennis Mikulich Mesa Legend

MCC student and national karate champion Madieyna Diouf (kicking) credits his success in life through discipline in Karate. Full story on the features page.

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