Professor by day …rocker and ‘blues guy’ on the weekend
February 29, 2012 By JAMI JOINER | Opinion Editor Dr. Brian Farmer, a social sciences professor, teaches a number of government and history classes […]
Culture
What a coffee shop should be, Roasters provides freshness, perfect atmosphere
February 8, 2012 By Kendal Kuehler |Ranger Reporter As Roasters nears its 20th anniversary in business, it still provides customers with friendly service and high-quality […]
Stepping out on a ledge Flick does not disappoint despite drawn-out scenes
February 8, 2012 BY DAVID LEWIS | Ranger Reporter Scared of heights? That’s OK, as many moviegoers were allowed the intense adrenaline rush of a […]
Forget the clowns and crowns… Sixth street burger joint has something better
BY JAKE CHILDERS Ranger Reporter WHEN YOU think of burger joints, what usually comes to mind? Most people think of clowns and guys wearing […]
Theatre, Music and Visual Arts departments prepare for busy semester
By Jami Joiner Opinion editor The Amarillo College Fine Arts department has a full semester planned for the Spring 2012 term. With several concerts […]
Pescaraz captures Italian culture
By Chad Fewell Ranger Reporter ITALIANS HAVE a genuine passion for sharing meals with family and friends. Italy is a country rich in culture, […]
9/11 tribute to end theater season
By Chris Major A blind date, a crazy musician, a sock puppet and drinking games. No, this isn’t a Saturday night party. To keep with […]
Visuals, humor make game rent-worthy
By Kaylin Kennedy “Rage” is one of the newest games to come from iD software, the makers of “Doom” and “Quake.” It was released in […]
Third movie does not disappoint
By Nikki Larkan Paranormal Activity 3 hit theaters Oct. 21 with a midnight premiere. Although I did not go to the first showing, I was […]