February
21, 2006
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SB 1331
“Each university under the jurisdiction of the Arizona
board of regents and each community college under the jurisdiction of a community
college district shall adopt procedures by which students who object to any
course, coursework, learning material or activity on the basis that it is
personally offensive shall be provided without financial or academic penalty
an alternative course, alternative coursework, alternative learning materials
or alternative activity. Objection to a course, coursework, learning material
or activity on the basis that it is personally offensive includes objections
that the course, coursework, learning material or activity conflicts with
the student’s beliefs or practices in sex, morality or religion.”
photo by Ami Johnson
NEWS
Recycle bins getting
thrown out with trash
Kimberly Meurer
Mesa Legend
The Environmental Action Club, the Green Group and staff,
is teaming up in an effort to expand the Mesa Community College recycling
program and create a more ecologically aware campus.
The MCC Green Group met for the first time Jan. 31 and discussed recycling
green waste, kitchen grease and plastic.
FEATURES
MCC film fest to
show trilogy depicting world in transition
Efforts of composer, director evolve over 20 years
Michael Rich
Mesa Legend
On March 2-4, Mesa Community College kicks off its third
annual independent film festival at the Harkins Center Point 11 Theater
in downtown Tempe.
IDEAS AND OPINIONS
Lobbyists need to be
truthful
Matt Wohl
Mesa Legend
Walking to and from class in the middle of the campus
courtyard throughout the semester you will see an abundance of representatives
of all kinds of different things and vendors selling their wares
SPORTS
Despite inexperience tennis teams
hope to have solid season
Kimberly Bryant
Mesa Legend
The MCC men’s tennis coach, Becky Opoien, highly
anticipates what is to be a “powerhouse” season. With several
matches already under their belt, the team hopes to be playing into May,
when the national championships occur.
Up-To-Date
Drama portrays
life’s ups and downs
“It’s an intelligent study of human relationships...”
- Gary Stephens
MCC at Southern and Dobson will host Arthur Miller’s
1949 Pulitzer Prize winning drama, “Death of a Salesman.” The
play takes the audience through the last days of Willy Loman, a salesman
failing in the world of business and entrepreneurship.