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 […]
Opinion
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 […]
Students’ stressors put mental health in shambles
The mental health of students has been declining for years, but the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the problem, making it more urgent than ever before. […]
Tattoos shouldn’t be taboo
By Genevieve Presley Columnist For many years, I have been told that tattoos are bad- sinful even. Not only are these controversies are popular, but […]
Parking: an elegy
By Phoebe Terry Co-Editor I rise before most of the world has thought about rousing. Through sleepy eyes and with tired hands, I grab my […]
Relationships can prevail despite opposite politics
By BENNETT MCBRIDE Student Reporter Politics is a touchy, sometimes friendship-ending, subject for many people. “I’ve lost a few friends over the years because of […]
Hiking makes for happier, more productive students
By Kylee Smith Online Editor Hiking is a great activity that allows individuals to decompress, promotes creativity and reduces depression as well as anxiety. Amarillo […]
Pimple Poppers do not pop off
By ETHAN LANHAM Videographer I find pimple popping videos sickening and one of the lowest forms of content someone can consume. Pimple popping videos have […]