Volume 43, Issue 5. Today is

October 25 , 2005
FEATURES Homecoming preparation

Justin Rouzand takes part in the Poster Making Party as part of the Homecoming festivities. Members of the student Senate gathered in the Navajo Room recently to paint posters that were hung on various buildings throughout campus. The posters were a reminder to students of the activities happening during MCC’s 40th Homecoming.

photo by Amanda Smith

Overabundant supplies make Valley heroin more accessible
Laurel Brower and Brittany McKee
Mesa Legend

It goes by many names, smack, thunder, scag, hell dust, but no matter what you call it, heroin is a dangerous drug.
Because of Arizona’s close border with Mexico, Mexican heroin or “black tar” is easily available to Arizona residents. Although most heroin smuggled into the valley comes from Mexico, South American and Asian heroin still hold their place in the market.

Course offers crash course on human sexuality

Michael Rich
Mesa Legend

The assignments do not include having sex, watching pornographic tapes, or even tying up a significant other. However, each semester, Psychology of Human Sexuality is a favorite amongst MCC students.