Spring Break
Ronnie Landfair Landfair launches student web show
Mesa College student Ronnie Landfair understands and embraces the challenges of being heard and making a dent in the technologically fast paced world that we live in. The Mesa College population is filled with diverse individuals, most who try their hand in all sorts of different challenges and Landfair is here to explore the accomplishments of those individuals.…
Post the First Comment
Spotlight on newly elected ASG President Mason Walker
Many Mesa College students work full time, have families, or other obligations that consume their time. As community college students, most are arriving after an 8-hour shift or just before one. The flexibility Mesa offers to students makes education possible for those who could not otherwise attend.…
Post the First Comment
Award winner Josh Denz (middle) with MAPP Counselor Kristy Carson (left) and President Rita Cepeda. Student athletes shine at STAR Awards
Exceptional student athletes at Mesa were recognized for their academic achievements and community spirit at the STAR awards. Faculty members and student athletes from all sports were in attendance for the second annual awards ceremony.
The ceremony began with a dedication to Coach Matt Koffler.…
Post the First Comment
Students had the opportunity to exhibit their creations at the art gallery. Student art displayed at Mesa gallery
The San Diego Mesa College Art Gallery invites students, faculty, and anybody else interested to come take a taste of student art through May 14.
The recently opened exhibit, "Art you can sink your teeth into," is a display of Mesa students' artwork. The gallery is presenting pieces by students enrolled in Mesa art classes for Spring 2009.…
Post the First Comment
Media fuels Swine Flu hysteriaStaff Editorial
The swine flu has yet to reach pandemic proportions, but that hasn't slowed the progression of worldwide panic and excessive media attention.
According to the World Health Organization, the number of confirmed swine flu cases has reached at least 2,000. The Mexican government has reported a total of 44 deaths, and in the United States there are 385 people infected with the virus.…
Post the First Comment
Jackman reprises his role as Wolverine. Wolverine not bad, just disappointingMovie Review
After three decades, three movies and what could possibly have been the easiest green light meeting in history; Wolverine has finally gotten his own film.
"X-Men Origins: Wolverine" follows Logan on his journey from a sickly young boy in 1870's Canada, to the man audiences have come to love in the X-Men films.…
Post the First Comment
|
NewsSportsEntertainment
Opinion |