October 2016 – Page 6

Fight mental illness stigma

October 4, 2016 The Ranger 0

EDITORIAL: People often view stress, anxiety and depression as something you can snap out of or ignore until it subsides. This idea that these symptoms […]

Stress epidemic creates crisis

October 4, 2016 The Ranger 0

By LIBBY GIBSON, Ranger Reporter: Your face flushes with a wave of heat. Your ears feel as if they are filled with water. You feel a […]

‘Show me the Monet’ | Ladd Lecture Series reveals aspects of artist’s life

October 3, 2016 The Ranger 0

By DEVENIE GRAHAM, Ranger Reporter: On Thursday, September 22, the The Amarillo Museum of Art welcomed Dr. George Shackelford, deputy director of the Kimbell Art […]

Students enjoy free advice, free goodies

October 1, 2016 The Ranger 0

By MICAH SMITH, Ranger Reporter: Freedom rang on Monday, September 19 as students were invited to celebrate Constitution Day and to learn about the resources that […]

FM90 Celebrates College Radio Day 2025

By Aaron Glaesman Videographer Amarillo College’s FM90, along with hundreds of college radio stations around the world participated in College Radio Day on Friday, Oct. […]
Review: ‘Fiesta Under the Stars’ brings community together

By Zoe Hughes Page Editor Amarillo College hosted its annual Fiesta Under the Stars on Saturday, Sept. 27, bringing together students, families and community members […]
Review: Rainbow Kitten Surprise delivers unforgettable set

By Foster Conner Assignments Editor Rainbow Kitten Surprise brought a burst of energy, emotion and connection to the Revel Stadium stage Wednesday night, delivering a […]
Delany Galligan serves success

By Juan Lugo and Gillian Crist Sports Reporter and Editor-in-Chief Q: When did you first start playing volleyball and what drew you to the sport? […]
Keeping arts alive

By Foster Conner Assignments Editor Members of Amarillo College are getting ready for a new season of the arts with the “Keep Us Live” Arts […]
Jaycee Caldwell: FirstBank Southwest coordinator

By Gillian Crist Editor-in-Chief Q. Can you say your name and then your position? A. Jaycee Caldwell, and I am the coordinator of the FirstBank […]
Artist’s daughter leads lecture

By Hope Monroe Student Reporter The Amarillo Museum of Art (AMoA) will host its annual Ladd Lecture on Thursday, Oct. 16 at 7 pm on […]
Opinion: Stop-motion reclaims frame

By Zoe Hughes Page Editor Stop-motion movies may not dominate the screens today, but their impact and artistry remain unforgettable. Whether it was “The Nightmare […]