Competition focuses on moral courage
Diverse works of art line the walls of the North Entrance Gallery on Amarillo College’s Washington Street Campus. The gallery in Russell Hall will house […]
Culture
‘Lovers’ presents a fresh look at a tired genre
Only Lovers Left Alive is by no means your typical vampire film. Though this film is set in the modern day, it definitely is not […]
Many shades, none interesting
Let’s be honest, every couple of years we get the same story in a different form. If it isn’t a remake or sequel, Hollywood will […]
YouTube channel review: The Know
Attention, all YouTube nerds! It’s time again for another review that will blow your mind. However, this week we want to take a moment and […]
Students discuss Valentine’s Day
$375 million. That’s how much Americans spent on flowers in 2010, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The average American consumed 24.7 pounds of chocolate […]
Selma: Powerful yesterday, relevant today
I have never been too fond of movies retelling history. Hollywood tends to twist the story and the chronological order of events, but Selma has […]
The Grammys: Mixing the old with the new
The 57th annual Grammy Awards started with a tip of the hat to old school, hard-charging rock ’n’ roll with AC/DC. Little did we know […]
‘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 […]
TV host inspires moral courage
Each year, the Student Government Association invites a Distinguished Lecturer to Amarillo College to speak on a topic related to the Common Reader. This year’s […]