The controversial World Cup in Qatar
By Noah DuBois Student Reporter Every four years, soccer fans from around the globe have their eyes glued to the television for the Fifa World […]
Month: November 2022
Trans day of remembrance
By Phoebe Terry Co-Editor Nov. 20 Amarillo College Pride observed the Transgender Day of Remembrance in the Concert Hall Theater as a collaboration between AC […]
Medical gaslighting kills
OPINION By JO EARLYOnline Editor Gaslighting. We hear the term often. Gaslighting refers to a form of abuse where the abuser causes their victim to […]
Accountability in the classroom counts
EDITORIAL The transition from high school to college is a bewildering one. Teachers no longer babysit you through your time in school. They give out […]
Students crave turkey day faves
By CHASITY GUILLEN and STEPHANIE HAYESStudent Reporters Roasted turkey, pumpkin pie, green bean casserole and steaming rolls—Thanksgiving is fast approaching, and with the holiday comes […]
Abbott wins again
By RYLEE MOORECo-Editor Amarillo College students’ reactions are mixed about the results from the 2022 midterm election, which revealed Greg Abbott will continue his career […]
Tips for Students Struggling With Seasonal Depression
By LUTHER ESTRIDGE Student Reporter “I’ve been on my own / Changing with the seasons Dying with the leaves, I’m / Coming back around Little […]
New anime ‘Chainsaw Man’ slays
REVIEW By JORDAN NUNER Reviwer This fall season has brought many great anime to watch. “My Hero Academia,” “Spy Family,” to “Your Eternity” and “Mob […]
‘Bullet Train’ is an off-the-rails action- adventure film
REVIEW By BENNETT MCBRIDE Student Reporter What happens when someone takes an action anime, “Mr. and Mrs. Smith,” “John Wick” and mixes them all up […]