OPINION: Up in Smoke
Back in the day when people talked about incense, they were referring to a long, skinny stick or a cone-shaped piece of pressed particles that […]
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REVIEW: The secret is out, so dine in
When searching for an authentic Mexican restaurant, always go where the locals of Hispanic heritage go to eat. Generally speaking, the food is better. At […]
New Phi Theta Kappa members honored
Amarillo College’s Beta Eta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa inducted 56 new members March 22. PTK is an international honor society for students with a […]
EDITORIAL: Choose to love it or leave it
Freedom to love what you do drives attorneys to coach fencing, doctors to dabble in art and mechanics, teachers to be journalists and innovators to […]
Student Speak: How do you choose classes and teachers?
This week, students share how they choose classes and teachers.
The history of AC: One building at a time | Durrett Hall
Buildings are like people: hollow shells that must be filled with memories, resonate with the sound of laughter, age with time, exist with a touch […]
Professor links Facebook and self-deception: Cut out your friendship fat on National Unfriend Day, says ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel
Comedian Jimmy Kimmel says he wants people to cut the fat from their Facebook accounts on National Unfriend Day, said Dr. Michael Austin to an […]
First book by AC graduate offers ‘practical’ devotionals
Shelley Jones will have her first book, 30-Day Journey to Discovering Who I Am in Christ, published in May 2013. “The book is about my […]
The history of AC: One building at a time | Parcells Hall
Parcells Hall, located on Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus, was named for one of AC’s regents, Dr. R.P. Parcells. Parcells joined the AC board on […]