A holiday guide
By Linda Cortez and Vanessa Garcia Hanukkah Celebrated: Starts 25th day of Kislev (In 2011, Dec. 20-28) Based in: Judaism Began: 165 B.C. Symbols: Menorah, […]
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Meet Photography Instructor Rene West
By Nikki Larkan Students looking to enter the photography field will become familiar with Rene West. West is in her fourth year as a photography […]
Behind the lens
By Andrea Godoy There is a deliberateness in his images. A shadow is not there by accident or coincidence. The streaks of sweat that crisscross […]
Enthusiasts grow beards for cancer awareness
By David Gisch As the air grows colder, men across the globe put aside their razors for a month. Whether it is for a good […]
In the Beginning
The origin of halloween By Tanner Willis What is today’s Halloween began more than 2,000 years ago as the Celtic festival of Samhain. The Celtic […]
Start here, survive anything
By Kelly Neill Most people aren’t too worried about the prospect of zombies taking over the world. For those of you who are, however, preparation […]
In case of no apocalypse
Look good for Halloween on a shoe string budget By Tanner Willis Every year, college students face having to have the coolest costume at all […]
Campus survival
By Andrea Godoy Since elementary school, we have learned what to do in case of an emergency. There have been drills, mock evacuations and lockdowns. […]
Lectures on Amarillo’s History Given Today
By Kaylin Kennedy Amarillo College will host a pair of lectures in the Creative Mind series today. The first, given by a retired history professor […]