FACE OFF – MULLET OR CUT IT?
By Ryan Ketelhut Page Editor Mullet mania is a part of the past–and it should stay that way. Over the last few years the world […]
Month: November 2022
‘Wendell & Wild’ is dark, spooky, fun stop motion
By Jordan Nuner Columnist “Wendell & Wild” is an interesting watch. It came out recently on Netflix and is a stop-motion animated film about an […]
AC Student Media wins 14 state awards
By Phoebe Terry Co-editor Amarillo College student media won 14 awards at the Texas Community College Journalism convention held Nov. 11 at the University of […]
Teachers feel burnt out nationwide
By STEPHANIE HAYES Student Reporter A 2022 Gallup Poll found that K-12 educators were the most burned-out segment of the US labor force and a […]
Peer mentors lead students to success
By ISIAH BOYD Student Reporter While most students attend classes to learn skills and gain knowledge, some Amarillo College students are going to class to […]
Custodians keep campuses clean
By MAGDA AGUIRRE Student Reporter Many changes are underway at Amarillo College as construction projects revitalize and change the campuses. One thing that has not […]
Ease holiday shopping stress this season
Holiday shopping can get stessful, but it doesn’t have to be. Making a plan, shopping early and limiting who to shop for are all ways […]
An afternoon with the Kwahadi Youth Dancers
By CASEY NICCOLI Videographer
COVID – forgotten but not gone
OPINION By ALDO AGUILARStudent Reporter As I lie in bed in the Mexican heat in Ojinaga, Chihuahua, the day drifts by. My thoughts are fleeting […]