Chancellor, students hold dialogue

Michelle Goats
Mesa Legend

Parking and increased tuition were among the topics discussed at an open dialogue that featured Rufus Glasper, chancellor of the Maricopa Community College district.

Spring breakers to party despite danger warnings

Marcos Godinez
Mesa Legend

This spring break many students will be enjoying their time off by booking rooms south of the border, despite a University of Arizona Police Department announcement, asking tourists to refrain from visiting Mexico this March.
The report states that visitors commuting through the northern borders of Mexico avoid travel due to “violent criminal activity increased as a byproduct of war between criminal organizations struggling for control of the lucrative narcotics trade.”

Right-of-way for Willie Grey

Rebecca Straughmatt
Photo Editor

With the increasing population at Mesa Community College, parking becomes more and more sparse, and pedestrian activity rises. However, the impatient and disrespect of both pedestrians and drivers alike, are the makings of a potentially disastrous occurrence.
When the clock tower chimes and you’re on the other side of the parking lot, and you’ve got less than a minute to get to class, what do you do?