Feeling the burn(out)
Coping with academic pressure requires care By CAMERON PLUMLEYStudent Reporter Are you exhausted from barely making assignment deadlines on time? Or are you lacking motivation […]
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AC to observe sexual assault awareness month in April
Local sexual assault cases on the rise By CASEY NICCOLIStudent Reporter April is the month where hope is restored for survivors of sexual assault, and […]
‘Any Man’ can be a victim
REVIEW By Jo Early Online Editor In Amber Tamblyn’s novel “Any Man” a serial rapist named Maude is on the loose for decades, breaking men […]
How to celebrate Transgender day of visibility
By Andrew Terry Staff Reporter Transgender day of visibility is an annual event that takes place on March 31 dedicated to celebrating transgender people and […]
AC steps up to bat
By RYAN HERSHEYStudent Reporter Amarillo College is gearing up for its long-awaited return to intercollegiate baseball as part of the anticipated revival of AC Badger […]
Runners race to make impact
By JOHN KINGPage Editor Amarillo College’s future cross-country roster has already been filled with some of the best runners in the Texas Panhandle according to […]
Volleyball coach sets up for success
By KATIE SPARLINGStudent Reporter Volleyball is coming to Amarillo College. The head coach of AC’s new volleyball team says she has high expectations for her […]
Kids doing drugs, having sex, being kids
REVIEW By IZZY GOMEZStudent Reporter HBO has a hit show called “Euphoria,” starring famous celebrities like Zendaya and Jacob Elordi. It originally started airing in […]
French group heals hearts with some groovy music
REVIEW By KIM BLACKStudent Reporter French indie-pop group L’Imperartrice is stepping onto the world stage thanks to their breakthrough album “Tako Tsubo” (Broken Heart Syndrome). […]