‘Uncharted’ treads familiar waters
REVIEW By JORDAN NUNERStudent Reporter “Uncharted” has just hit theaters and, like any other movie based on a video game, it has been met with […]
Month: April 2022
The new era of Batman goes back to its roots
REVIEW By Rylee Moore Page Editor “The Batman” was one of the most anticipated movies of 2022, with the potential to be one of the […]
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Gas prices affect student commuters
By IZZY GOMEZ Student Reporter The recent rise in gas prices is impacting student commuters at Amarillo College. “The increase in the prices is affecting […]
Former AC athletes excited for sports return
By ANDREW TERRY Staff Reporter Amarillo College sports alumni are excited about the return of sports not only for the benefits to students, but also […]
AC student organizations bring home 33 state awards
By ANDREW TERRY Staff Reporter Two Amarillo College student organizations brought back awards from state competitions. AC student media won 24 awards, including four first-place […]
Fashion trends impact environment
OPINION By JO EARLY Online Editor The strawberry dress. The knit dress. Cow print fuzzy bags. Chunky resin rings. These were just a few of […]
We cannot afford to be apolitical
OPINION By ANDREW TERRY Staff Reporter Political debate at the moment feels a little like entering a gladiatorial arena. People have strong feelings about “politics,” […]
Enough awareness, it’s time for effort
Consent matters, clothes don’t EDITORIAL Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) is a month dedicated to raising awareness and prevention of sexual assault. Too often, this […]