With finals just around the corner, Amarillo College students are beginning to feel the pressure to do well and end classes on a high note. But their lives outside college don’t stop. Even if they are given so much to review, they say their brains sometimes feel like they are about to explode.
Summertime is just around the corner, and many Amarillo College students already are making plans.
Some said they will attend classes. Others plan to work.
It’s that time of year again: book buybacks.
At the end of every semester, students sell books back to Amarillo College bookstores hoping to get some cash back in their pocket while lightening the load in their book bag.
The end is nearing for some Amarillo College students: graduation. The walk across the stage May 16 will be the final step in what some say is a long and sometimes stressful journey.
Some students are excited to finally be receiving their degree, but others are nervous about their future.
Often, when I sit down to watch a film, I expect to get something from it.
It may be inspiration, horror or even the validation of being right about whether it would be good or not.
Hours was released December 13, 2013, nearly a month after the tragic death of Paul Walker. Many fans know him from the iconic The Fast and the Furious saga.
Aside from his undercover street-racer persona, Walker played gripping roles in the incredibly underrated suspense thrillers such as Joy Ride and Running Scared.
Marvel Studios does it again with the instant blockbuster Captain America: Winter Soldier.
The movie is unlike other Marvel movie because it has an air of mystery. The action, however, doesn’t slow down one bit. It will entertain both the thrill ride fans and the intrigue fans.
The movie starts off where The Avengers left off.
Badgerama is a day when students get to take some time away from the books and those people who keep waking them up in class. There are games, food and every club supporting its cause. The band selected to play on this Badger-filled day was Nashville’s Mockingbird Sun.
Amarillo College’s annual spring celebration, Badgerama, moved into Carter Fitness Center on the Washington Street Campus April 17 because of the weather.
Mockingbird Sun, a band out of Nashville, played for an audience of students as they ate barbecue and participated in games and other activities in keeping with this year’s “two-step” theme.
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