Read this article later: a review of procrastination
OPINION By Titus Gilner As the moon rises on yet another school night, I sit here at my laptop considering whether or not to let […]
Month: November 2019
Student face challenges
By Lauren Ebben and Shawn McCrea Growing up is never easy. It’s even harder when you don’t feel comfortable in your own body. “In elementary […]
Spring Registration
By Emily Reeves It’s here now, but blink and you’ll miss what you need– spring registration. “It’s first come, first serve,” Logan Miller, an English […]
The nightmare before, during, after Thanksgiving
By Emily Reeves OPINION There’s one time a year when tempers run high, money gets stretched, people fight pointlessly and the same five freaking songs […]
Academic dishonesty at AC: an in-depth look at cheating
illustration by Daniar Ballester Cheating worries facultyby Caylee Hanna, Staff ReporterNearly 70 percent of college students admit to cheating on tests or assignments, according to the International Center for Academic Integrity. Some students say cheating is a good way to pass their classes, but Amarillo College faculty members disagree.“Students who copy test answers are foolish,” Rebecca Easton, the dean of liberal arts, said. “They are paying good money for a better future, only to throw it
It’s time to change the way we view family
By Emily Reeves/ Staff Columnist Families – we’re born into them only to one day leave. However, this come-and-go system is almost purely unique to […]
Badgers return winless once again
By Andrew Robinson/ Staff Reporter The Amarillo College intramural traveling flag football team participated in a regional intramurals tournament sponsored by a national college recreation […]
Daniel Franzese Review
By Nathaniel Montoya Hollywood comes to Amarillo with Daniel Franzese. Famous for his role as Damian from the movie “Mean Girls” as well as an […]