Freelancer submission deadline is fast approaching
Copies of the 2013 edition of The Freelancer, a collection of original poetry, short stories, essays and reflections, will be available for pickup in early […]
Articles by The Ranger
Emergency Medical Services: New accreditation brings more prestige
If someone is looking for a career in the emergency medical field, Amarillo College is the place to go; in fact, it is the only […]
Education: AC students speak out
Suggestions include more class times, subject tutoring, community outreach ♦ In a world of diverse views and ideas, it might seem odd to find agreement […]
OPINION: “Where war is rampant, life is treasured”: Americans and a life of luxury
Here in America, we have freedoms that people in other countries are too afraid to even dream about. We have so much food that we […]
Phi Theta Kappa takes on new challenges
Phi Theta Kappa is an international honors society developed to recognize and encourage scholarships among diligent, hard-working, two-year college students who maintain a minimum 3.5 […]
Staying fit more than a New Year’s resolution
New Year’s resolutions often start out with fitness being a priority. The gym can be intimidating, however, with machines that newcomers may not know how […]
Fuse Arts Club blends art with community service
Amarillo is a mid-sized city with a smalltown feel, but it has a large pool of talent. Whether it’s the opera, the ballet or the […]
OPINION: Stop littering; save an animal’s life
Approximately 70,000 puppies and kittens are born every day in the United States. According to the Humane Society, there are six to eight million cats […]
OPINION: Ethics, are you there?
Education without understanding is like electronics without a power source: useless. According to Wendell Willkie, “Education is the mother of leadership.” To be a great […]