Stay alive: Don’t text and drive
“What do you feel like eating?” I said to my 12-year-old sister, who was sitting in the passenger seat as I was driving home. She […]
Opinion
With maturity comes knowledge
Brain drain. It’s a term we’ve been hearing a lot lately around campus. For some students, the phrase describes how they are feeling after a […]
All or nothing
Here at The Ranger, we are big believers in doing something only if you are fully committed. Hey, we do not judge what it is […]
Being a parent in college is a hardship
One of the most admirable things when it comes to continuing education is when parents and working students do it. It’s never too late to […]
Common Reader may lose funding
Amarillo College launched the Common Reader program in 2008. For those of you who still are unsure what it is or why you should care […]
Power through… Or at least try
Power through…or something like that. We are approaching that time of year, folks. Christmas? Not exactly … the time of year when everything seems to […]
The great debate: Mac or PC
Pepsi vs. Coke, Edison vs. Tesla, Jedi vs. Sith. These are great rivals, but you know what’s the most important one? Mac vs. PC.Personally, I […]
To vote or not to vote?
The typical college student has a long “to do” list, but “vote in midterm election” rarely makes the top 10. Despite that, we want to […]
#DumpTrump
When I first heard that Donald Trump is running for president, I thought it was a joke. He’s already rich and famous, so why does […]