Students Speak on the preservation of history:
Should history be preserved? Why or why not? “We don’t need to preserve history because things change over time for a reason, usually […]
Month: November 2017
Students give thanks:
By Brett Herring: Once again it’s that time year! Family and friends, changing leaves, pumpkin everything and food. The smell of turkey and stuffing filling […]
Contests offer cash prizes:
By Donovan Ortiz: The Common Reader competition is an opportunity for students to compete and win cash prizes for work relating to the Common Reader, […]
Student shares struggles:
By Tashana Smith: There are people that tend to place a stigma on those that have a mental illness. They tend to call them “crazy,” […]
Student organizations collaborate, bond at fall retreat:
By Stevi Breshears: Once a semester, Amarillo College students from various organizations have the opportunity to attend a leadership retreat at the Talon Point in […]
Construction builds frustration:
By Brett Herring: When will it stop? It’s understandable that we have an allotted amount of funds to spend a year on construction and we […]
To Sell or Not to Sell:
By: Emily Hernandez: Amarillo College is selling a storage warehouse on Harrison Street to raise funds for needed repairs and renovations on the Washington Street […]
Hiding our history, re-writing the past could lead to repeating mistakes:
Ranger Staff Whether it was that time you studied for months and won the school spelling bee, or that moment you lost your ever-lovin’ mind […]
Common Reader writer has good reason to brag:
By Lauren Ebben Time for a throwback. As the first book chosen for the AC Common Reader Program, former New York Times reporter Rick Bragg’s […]