Tobacco ban goes into effect Monday on all MCCCD campuses
MCC Tobacco Free
Signs posted on the Mesa Community College campus alert students, Thursday, June 28, 2012 of a campus wide tobacco free ban. Starting Monday, all Maricopa County Community College District campuses will be smoke- and tobacco-free, joining a group of more than 500 universities and colleges that prohibit smoking on their campuses, according to no-smoke.org, a non-smoking advocacy group. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]
MCC Tobacco Free
Signs posted on the Mesa Community College campus alert students, Thursday, June 28, 2012 of a campus wide tobacco free ban. Starting Monday, all Maricopa County Community College District campuses will be smoke- and tobacco-free, joining a group of more than 500 universities and colleges that prohibit smoking on their campuses, according to no-smoke.org, a non-smoking advocacy group. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]
MCC Tobacco Free
Signs posted on the Mesa Community College campus alert students, Thursday, June 28, 2012 of a campus wide tobacco free ban. Starting Monday, all Maricopa County Community College District campuses will be smoke- and tobacco-free, joining a group of more than 500 universities and colleges that prohibit smoking on their campuses, according to no-smoke.org, a non-smoking advocacy group. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]
MCC Tobacco Free
Signs posted on the Mesa Community College campus alert students, Thursday, June 28, 2012 of a campus wide tobacco free ban. Starting Monday, all Maricopa County Community College District campuses will be smoke- and tobacco-free, joining a group of more than 500 universities and colleges that prohibit smoking on their campuses, according to no-smoke.org, a non-smoking advocacy group. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]
MCC Tobacco Free
Signs posted on the Mesa Community College campus alert students, Thursday, June 28, 2012 of a campus wide tobacco free ban. Starting Monday, all Maricopa County Community College District campuses will be smoke- and tobacco-free, joining a group of more than 500 universities and colleges that prohibit smoking on their campuses, according to no-smoke.org, a non-smoking advocacy group. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]
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Engaged Voter posted at 2:23 pm on Fri, Jun 29, 2012.
“As an educational institution, we have an obligation to lead the way in matters of health awareness and education,”
What mesateacher said.
Either MCCCD stops selling all unhealthy, sugary snack-type foods IMMEDIATELY...or they've just revealed themselves to be nothing more than filthy liars and hypocrites.
Rights posted at 12:12 pm on Fri, Jun 29, 2012.
I am not a smoker, but people wake up, this is just the start of losing your liberties and rights. The girl is correct if she wants to destroy herself isn't that her right? Who are we to tell people how to live their lives or what they should do? No more stench if the person is in a designated smoking are what are you doing in that area? Move if you don't like it. It's like the Casino's I enjoy going there but do I tell them not to smoke if I don't like it I don't go period....why must everyone comply with everyone's thoughts. You do have a choice for now.
ArizonaGal posted at 10:22 am on Fri, Jun 29, 2012.
Yea no more stench......Smokers smell sooooooo bad. If you want to smoke in your house or car, fine, but when smokers stand around in public areas it takes away my rights of having to smell that stuff.
mesateacher posted at 9:00 am on Fri, Jun 29, 2012.
“As an educational institution, we have an obligation to lead the way in matters of health awareness and education,” Chancellor Rufus Glasper said .
Ok, then do it. Stop selling the sugary, fatty food in the student center. Shut down all Coke and Pepsi machines. Stop selling garbage foods like hotdogs at your football games. But then that would hurt your bottom line, wouldn't it?
America, you've s c r e w e d yourselves. Your liberties and rights are finished. Obamacare is just one of the last nails to pound you down. The American dream of liberty and freedom has been destroyed by liberal do-gooders and too often they come from academia.
ClearlyCleary posted at 8:02 am on Fri, Jun 29, 2012.
Funny that MCCCD is worried about this but doesn't seem to mind cults recruiting students from their PVCC campus. Westminster Fellowship Inc. (A Reformed Christian cult led by Surrendra Gangadean ) recruits students from PVCC philosophy classes. Despite numerous complaints, detailed evidence and a lawsuit, it's clear that MCCCD doesn't care about the welfare of their students.