‘Heartbeat bill’ sparks debate
By JO EARLY Online Editor Students are speaking out about the new Texas law banning abortion after about six weeks of pregnancy. The law is […]
Month: September 2021
PTA students hold wheelchair basketball tournament
Shawn McCrea Students from Amarillo College’s Physical Therapy Assistant gathered at The Amarillo Netplex to compete in a wheelchair basketball tournament. The chairs were provided by […]
Training game designers of tomorrow
By SEASON CRAVEN Staff Reporter Attending college to create video games sounds like a dream come true for some. Now it can be a reality […]
“Overwatch” fans, foes clash
Controversy surrounding game sparks debate By NICK BANDY Page Editor Ethical consumption is by no means a new discussion. It’s a topic that is most […]
Success 360 helps students be successful at an early start
By Jeff Sanchez Staff Reporter Success 360 is an interactive event Amarillo College hosts to assist students in making a seamless transition to AC and […]
Drakes new album brings back old school vibe
REVIEW By DEMAREA HILL Staff Reporter On Sept. 3 artist Drake released his long-awaited album “Certified Lover Boy.” The hiphop/rap album has had fans going […]
‘Clickbait:’ worth clicking
REVIEW By JO EARLY Online Editor Netflix’s miniseries “Clickbait” skyrocketed to the top of the trending list and held its place for weeks. It’s an […]
Student Life makes an impact
By TANNER HART and GARREN BASTAMANTE Staff Reporters According to many Amarillo College students, the student life department makes an impact on their journey. Everyone […]
Shang Chi strives despite pandemic
REVIEW By REBEKAH HIGGINS Current Editor A familiar Marvel logo comes onto the screen as I take my seat in the theater. A woman begins […]