Avid fan compares two Titanic films
By STEVEN OSBURN, Staff Reporter | The sinking of the Titanic has been a subject of interest of mine ever since I was a small […]
Culture
Tabletop strategy game receives a massive facelift in newest edition
By KYLE GRAHAM, Staff Reporter | For those who do not know “Age of Sigmar” and “Warhammer 40,000 (40k)” are tabletop miniature strategy games that […]
Netflix series brings realistic twist to comics
By JAKE DAY, Staff Reporter | Another super-powered team goes from the pages to the screen in Netflix’s adaptation of “The Umbrella Academy.” Former frontman […]
CW show offers more than a good laugh; series casts light on social and cultural issues
By CAROLINA BARBA, Staff Reporter | In “Jane the Virgin,” an adaptation of a Venezuelan telenovela, 23-year-old Jane Villanueva, played by Gina Rodriguez, finds herself […]
AC Pride welcomes all; club serves LGBTQ+
By KYLE GRAHAM, Staff Reporter | AC Pride is a club designed to advocate for Amarillo College’s LGBTQ+ community and give individuals in the LGBTQ+ […]
Goth begins with music; student debunks goth misconception
By SOPHIA LUISE MUNOZ, Staff Reporter | Goth is a music-based subculture from the late 70s and 80s punk movement in the UK and spread […]
Hello artist, my old friend… Students make paintings from music
By Steven Osburn, staff reporter Amarillo College students have created abstract paintings based on music for an event called the Synesthesia Art Show. A reception for […]
AC theatre production tosses and turns; stage design, actors cause distractions for viewer
By RAFAEL FLORES, Staff Reporter | William Shakespeare’s work is known for its multiple adaptations, flowery language, intricate set designs and colorful costumes. Although Amarillo […]
Students, faculty win advertising awards at Addy’s
By STEVI BRESHEARS, Editor-in-chief | Amarillo College students and faculty won several awards at the Amarillo chapter of the American Advertising Federation’s 2019 Advertising Awards […]