REVIEW: Locally owned doughnut shop offers pastries, burgers, more
As a college student, I always am looking for reasonably priced breakfast and lunch options. Nowadays, it is a challenge to eat a meal for […]
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ACE program helps through mentoring
The ACE program awards scholarships to Caprock and Palo Duro high school graduates who maintain a B or better average throughout their high school careers. […]
Construction in Byrd and Parcells to end in summer
Retention of information is lower due to constant interruptions of construction in the Byrd Business Building and Parcells Hall, and people want to know when […]
Parking in the wrong place can cost you a citation
Parking tickets long have been a bane of existence at Amarillo College, although employees and students no longer are required to have campus-issued parking passes; […]
Training program helps students prepare for a better career
Having some sort of advanced education is important in today’s job market. By the year 2020, it is estimated that around 60 percent of jobs […]
REVIEW: A slice of Pi
Adapted from the book, Life of Pi, the film of the same name is rich with animal life and the intriguing question: Do animals have […]
Writers’ Corner relieves woes
Writing papers can be a struggle for some students, but they can seek assistance at the Writers’ Corner in 102 Ordway Hall. The writing center […]
February’s Black History Month honors innovation
Black History Month is here again. February is set aside to honor people whose courage, knowledge, innovation and ability to move people toward freedom without […]
REVIEW: Laugh it up with Tim Hawkins
Everyone needs a good laugh sometime. Tim Hawkins’ humor is fairly well known in the United States. In fact, he performed in Amarillo last fall. […]