News – Page 8 – The Mesa Press

10-year, $52 billion gas tax coming to San Diego

May 11, 2017

15-year-old boy shot and killed at Torrey Pines High School

May 11, 2017

Speech and Debate team showcase their talent

Rachel Hauser, Staff Writer

May 10, 2017

Filed under News, Uncategorized

Sexual assault on women, suicide, depression, refugees, fake news, and smart scalpel technology were all discussed at Mesa College’s 15th Annual Speech and Debate Showcase on the evening of May 3. The speeches and the parlia...

Millions of dollars in scholarships go unused

Rachel Hauser, Staff Writer

May 9, 2017

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Every year Mesa college rewards many scholarships to students that have shown their excellence in different ways. Additional to the scholarships that students are able to apply for through the school, there are thousands of scholar...

Mesa students recall home

Johnaysha Davis-Escalera, Staff Writer

May 4, 2017

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Mesa College English department’s “Visual/Audio Monologue Performance”(VAMP) event made an appearance on campus for the second year in a row, on April 20, six Mesa College students performed personal self-written stories ...

Finance Lectures Return to Mesa

Ian Caffarel, Staff Writer

May 4, 2017

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Students at Mesa College had a chance to listen to Paul Lim, of LPL Financial, and a San Diego Financial Literacy volunteer, give a lecture about investing, while providing real-world examples along the way. Lim began with ex...

Earth Day done the right way

April 25, 2017

Mesa brings voices together

April 24, 2017

Voices are heard about Islamophobia at Mesa College

April 13, 2017

Trump-Russia connections keep emerging

April 13, 2017

Death Experience Returns to Mesa

April 4, 2017

Sean Spicer bans news networks from meeting

Chris Anthony, News Editor

April 3, 2017

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White House press secretary Sean Spicer prevented several mainstream news media outlets from attending a non-televised “gaggle” meeting in his office. The gaggle was an alternative to the daily televised news briefings that u...