This **** isn’t too bad:
By Sir Garen Grayson: Now, why in the **** is profanity seen as such a bad thing? Even though we are all adults, if someone […]
Month: April 2018
Music motivates minds:
By Laurel Sebastian: It is no secret that music is one of the most influential factors in today’s world, as it serves several different purposes, […]
The future digital killer’s guide:
By Jeffery Williams: Hear me out. Without immediately flagging me as uneducated or even biased, I believe that video games don’t correlate with real-life violence. […]
Using social media for social justice:
By Zakary Griego: Social media has changed how the world communicates. The ability to instantly be connected with millions around the world has also influenced […]
Students gain leadership skills
By Carter Hall: The Texas Junior College Student Government (TJCSGA) held its state conference in Austin, Texas, April 5-8. The four-day conference brought student government […]
Professor Emeritus honored
By Kipper Sinclair: On April 10, Ken Pirtle was honored as Amarillo College’s 2018 recipient of the Professor Emeritus Award. This award honors retired Amarillo […]
Board of Regents approves new degree:
By Salvador Gutierrez: The Amarillo College Board of Regents held its monthly regular meeting on Tuesday, April 24th. The meeting took place in the Palo […]
Literary magazine showcases art, writing:
By Claire Ekas: On Thursday, April 5, Amarillo College hosted the opening of the second annual Freelancer Magazine art and essay/poetry show in the Common […]
Registration opens for summer and fall
By Mackenzie Shirley: The early bird catches the worm; therefore, the student who registers early gets the classes. “Registering early means that students are more […]