Winning Freelancer submissions announced
The winning selections for the 2015 Freelancer have been announced. The annual school literary magazine accepted poetry, short […]
Articles by Bailie Myers - Online Editor
‘The Fault In Our Stars’: a generational love story
“What a slut time is. She screws everybody.” – John Green, The Fault In Our Stars Yes, I cry when watching emotional movies. But I’ve […]
No Shave November
Every November, hundreds of men ditch the razors to raise awareness and funds for the American Cancer Society. A group at Amarillo College decided to […]
Let the revolution begin
For those of you naughty readers who haven’t seen the movies but still want to know what happened, I’ll fill you in.
REVIEW: Characters lack development: ‘12 Years A Slave’ draws out brutality at a cost
Often, when I sit down to watch a film, I expect to get something from it.
It may be inspiration, horror or even the validation of being right about whether it would be good or not.
Stepping away from the books
Badgerama is a day when students get to take some time away from the books and those people who keep waking them up in class. There are games, food and every club supporting its cause. The band selected to play on this Badger-filled day was Nashville’s Mockingbird Sun.
OPINION: Traveling expands horizons
AC Current editor Bailie Myers shares her thoughts on the recent trip she and other members of the Global Competency Course took to Germany and the Czech Republic over spring break.
N-sanity challenges most capable in fitness
Dozens of fitness classes can be found at the Carter Fitness Center on the Amarillo College Washington Street Campus. N-Sanity is one that many say is not quite like the others.
“Even the most fit people are going to pause,” said Trent Oneal, a physical education instructor. “I’ve seen fit people go and throw up on the first day.”
Hughes named AGN Woman of the Year
Linda Hughes, director of Amarillo College’s Conservatory Theater, is known in the community for many of her accomplishments involving theater, opera and more.
Now she possesses yet another title to add to many: Amarillo Globe-News Woman of the Year. Hughes was announced as this 2014 selection in the first newspaper of this year. The esteemed title has been given to many prominent people in the Amarillo community for 40 years. Joe Street, owner of Street Toyota, was announced as Man of the Year.