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Mesa Alumni are “Looking Back, Looking Forward”

The inaugural exhibit of “Looking Back, Looking Forward,” curated by gallery director and Mesa museum studies professor, Alessandra Moctezuma delivered an eye for artistry, from Jan. 28th to Feb. 13th. If beauty, in fact, is in the eye of the beholder, then Mesa College’s new alumni exhibit surely...

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Paintball Poser

Erik Acosta, Editor-In-Chief

February 14, 2019

A third-party salesman posing as an Student Services representative went door-to-door in Mesa Campus classrooms to hawk paintball tickets during the first week of the spring semester. Robert Spiers, a Mesa Student who is majoring in Aeronautical Engineering, recalled: “At the beginning of the period, a person came by and said ‘I would...

Stories from the Streets of Tucson

Guadalupe Santillo Salinas, Staff Writer

February 14, 2019

Writer Brian Jabas Smith filmmaker Maggie Rawling Smith visited Mesa College on Feb. 6 to share their award-winning documentary based on Brian’s latest...

The new California laws will surely affect you and here’s why

KK Interchuck, Features Co-Editor

February 14, 2019

California residents saw hundreds of new state laws come into effect on Jan. 1 and will more likely than not be touched by their effects. Among these...

Voices from the Left keep growing

Libni Galicia, News Editor

December 17, 2018

The 2018 fall Semester Voices From the Left’s meeting place had barely any standing room left. This 4th gathering event shared live performances by writers...

A mental health event for the “whole” student

Saida Hassan, Staff Writer

December 17, 2018

Edit: Article originally posted on Dec. 17. On November 28 & 29, Student Health Services held an event called “Getting Real Inside and...

SDSU West vs. SoccerCity: SDSU West

Dorian Uson, Editor-in-Chief

December 13, 2018

After the San Diego Chargers announced their transfer to Los Angeles in January 2017, the City of San Diego has needed a use for the Mission Valley and Murphy Canyon properties that were inhabited by the Chargers. The California Midterm Elections are taking place on Nov. 6, in order to decide the future of Qualcomm Stadium. San Diego County ballots...

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Opinion

Ted Bundy is not hot, and Joe Goldberg is not ‘goals’

C.N. Williams, Editor-In-Chief

February 15, 2019

In an age of Netflix crime documentaries, murder mockumentaries, and feature-film adaptations about serial killers, exposure for high-profile true crimes has never been more accessible — nor, apparently, has it ever been as sexy.

VA Gov. Should Resign After Blackface Controversy

February 14, 2019

Cardi B is a Hypocrite

February 14, 2019

Black Hat Hackers stick their sticky fingers in everyone’s day

December 4, 2018

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Sports

Men’s Basketball Defeats Imperial Valley College 84-69 for Fourth Win in Conference

Racheal Habon, Features Editor

February 15, 2019

The San Diego Mesa College’s men's basketball team defeated Imperial Valley College 84-69 at home on Feb. 8. Olympian starters Adrian Lee and Aren Thomas were both the...

Mesa Volleyball Falls to Palomar in Inaugural Series

February 14, 2019

Olympians Extinguish Comets to Close Season

December 14, 2018

Lady Olympians lose in playoff game

December 12, 2018

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