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More than 100,000 people flooded the streets of downtown Phoenix on April 10 in protest of HR 4437. This protest is one of many that have occurred in the past few months and more are expected to come.
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43, Issue 13. Today is
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18, 2006
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Tanning beds have greater risk than sunlightSummer is around the corner and students are likely to enjoy the fun in the sun whether it’s surfing, scuba diving, or getting tan. Being in the sun for long periods of time, even if it doesn’t burn, can lead to skin cancer.
FEATURES
First Friday art walk can help find creative sideThe First Friday Art Walk in downtown Phoenix is a great way to experience the diversity of the valley all in one night.
From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. on the first Friday of every month, the area between Indian School Road to Buchanan Street and 12th Street to 17th Avenue is buzzing with people.
IDEAS AND OPINIONS
No need for officers to have guns on campusDoes anyone remember the hostage situation in the library last year? Or the gang of 50 guys with chains and dogs that ran rampant in the fall of 2004 terrorizing any student with a 3.0 GPA?
SPORTS
Baseball cruising along as No. 2 team in nationWith a current record of 33-12, Thunderbird baseball is having a great season thus far. But considering that MCC has made the playoffs 17 times in the last 20 years, it’s not much of a surprise.
Up-To-Date
Club campaigns to fight poverty, AIDSStudents for Global Engagement will be holding an information campaign to raise awareness about poverty and AIDS on April 24-28. During this week they will visit classrooms, with the teachers’ invitation, and have an information booth by the Kirk Student Center.