Money Talk Monday: Spending Valentine’s day with someone doesn’t mean spending a fortune
How to have a sweet “Value-tine” Day! With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, some of us might be inclined to go overboard, trying to […]
Month: February 2012
Construction, ACPD patrol cuts factors in theft
By Josh Oldham Ranger Reporter SEVERAL THEFTS occurred on the Washington Street Campus over the winter break, KACV in Parcells Hall being hit the […]
Food pantry opening for students in need
By Madilyn Newsome Ranger Reporter An Amarillo College faculty member , is stepping up to help students who are struggling financially. Lynae’ Jacob, department […]
New law takes toll on enrollment
By Chris Major Ranger Reporter Texas colleges faced a new hurdle in student enrollment this spring. A new state law requiring incoming students under 30 […]
Project, plans underway at all six AC campuses
BY LINDA CORTEZ Ranger Reporter Construction, renovations and project planning are underway on all Amarillo College campuses this semester. Out of a $68.3 million […]
Forget the clowns and crowns… Sixth street burger joint has something better
BY JAKE CHILDERS Ranger Reporter WHEN YOU think of burger joints, what usually comes to mind? Most people think of clowns and guys wearing […]
School Pride still evident at AC
By Kendall Kuehler Blue. Grey. Badgers. School pride often is defined by the presence of bold colors, mascots and team spirit. Amarillo College may not […]
Student Workers Balancing school, work, all that personal stuff and whatever else life may throw at you is tough enough. On-campus jobs save students time, stress and maybe even a little gas money.
BY DAVID LEWIS| Ranger Reporter Finding a job that works with a college student’s school schedule can often be a difficult task. With the rising […]
Law changes financial aid rules, causes problems
BY TASHANA HUGHES Ranger Reporter On July 1, 2011, new laws were passed by the federal government that changed the way a Satisfactory Academic […]