Embrace arts, STEM as complementary forces
In today’s highly competitive world, education is often seen as a race to the top, with science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) at the forefront. […]
Opinion
Letter from the editor: Rylee Moore
By Rylee Moore Co-Editor As the school year comes to a close, I’ve been reflecting on my time at Amarillo College. This year alone has […]
Letter from the Editor: Phoebe Terry
By Phoebe Terry Co-Editor College is difficult, obviously. It’s difficult because it challenges students to grow and growing and being out of your comfort zone […]
Teaching in Texas presents problems
By Melanie Lemons Student Reporter Being an educator isn’t for the faint of heart. It requires patience, empathy, innovation, motivation, adaptability, dedication, determination, a positive […]
Free speech: guarantee not option
In the increasingly polarized world we live in, the importance of free speech on college campuses must not be diminished. Universities and colleges have historically […]
Social media supports mindless spending
BY CINTHIA MAPULA Student Reporter How many times have you seen something on social media and suddenly feel the desire to want it? It could […]
A bitter fight for a sweeter tomorrow
In the world of politics, disappointment and frustration seem to be the norm. Scandals, power struggles and endless bickering can easily overshadow the progress made […]
Letter to the Editor: Chat GPT
BY BECKY EASTON Dean of Liberal Arts I don’t disagree with Mr. de Jesus’s comment in the March 2 issue, titled “New AI technology presents […]
Bring back physical textbooks
BY DANIELLE LOWREY Student Reporter It’s January 2021, and I’m walking into my first college class. Like a good student, I have my prescribed textbooks […]