Money Talk Monday: New law gives dependents access to credit
By Debra Avara Released in the Sunday morning paper, an adjustment to an old law went into effect Nov. 4. Passed in 2009, the […]
Opinion
GUEST COLUMN: The Voice of Nursing at AC
By Rachel Martin Nursing Major Amarillo College nursing students work hard throughout the program but also have to have some down time to make […]
Letters to the editor: “Perhaps I love eating ‘processed, fat-ridden’ food”
In response to the Oct. 24 editorial, “Even elementary schools have a cafeteria”: Are you kidding me? I suppose while we are are at it, […]
EDITORIAL: Objectivity key in instruction
Those who teach shouldn’t push personal opinions onto their students. Students come to school to learn, to grow and to gain wisdom in order to […]
REVIEW: Rowling escapes fantasy
By Raylyn Bowers Ranger Reporter J.K. Rowling, under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, released her first crime fiction novel this April. Before Rowling was discovered […]
EDITORIAL: Hidden gems can be found all over AC
Students really should take advantage of the wonderful opportunities (besides a great education) available to them through Amarillo College. Here at The Ranger, we refer […]
HALLOWEEN 2013: Spooky stories and monster movies
Click on the links below and read on if you dare… REVIEW: Parents not to blame ‘I couldn’t finish the movie’ Wendy’s, toes and puppy […]
Psychological pain adds a new level to scary
By Amanda Castro-Crist Editor I love scary movies. Some of my favorites are movies like 28 Days Later and Insidious. I like the first […]
‘Watch out for the crinkly nurses’
By Brandi Hutcheson Page Editor Freaky, distorted, mummified nurses without faces that crinkled when they moved. I wanted to walk out of the movie […]