Black Friday farce falls flat
On Nov. 8, in the year of our Lord 2023, Walmart inundated the masses with their supposed deals under the guise of Black Friday. What […]
Opinion
French Fry Face Off
Chewy vs. Crispy By Lacy GROSSER Columnist Amarillo College’s Badger Bookstore and Cafe has a lot to offer from drinks to burgers, all of which […]
Social media challenges can kill
By COLIN REID Student Reporter In the past few years, lives have been lost and communities have been hurt by internet challenges and trends. Social […]
Students seek assistance
With Blackboard being the hub for Amarillo College students to access the most important aspects of their classes such as grades, submission folders, syllabi, schedules, […]
In-person classes more motivating
LACI GROSSER Student Reporter Online classes have been the bane of my existence because of communication issues, lack of a healthy educational environment and lack […]
Bringing politics to the table
Illustration by WILLIAM NIES Young people’s involvement in politics has long been a topic of concern in the United States. Despite their potential to shape […]
Holidays takeover calendars
By Erin Brindle Copy Editor A few weeks ago, while I wandered around meticulously sniffing every candle at Bath and Body Works, amidst the shamblings […]
GPA pauses housing help
Arguably, the most important factor in being a successful student is maintaining a healthy work-life balance. With a diverse student body from all walks of […]
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. […]