Agriculture workers earn GED’s with help from HEP
By LETICIA BODINE Ranger Reporter Amarillo College’s High School Equivalency Program is helping individuals who are determined to better their future by attaining their […]
Vaccination requirement ‘big issue’
By Christopher Copeland Beginning Jan. 1, 2012, new college students, including transfers and students returning from a break in enrollment, will be required to be […]
G4S partnership brings unique canine handling course to AC
Providing training overseas, a new homeland security degree and now a unique canine handling course – these are a few of the things on Amarillo […]
Be a Germ-Buster
Safety Committee initiative encourages handwashing By Kathryn Strong The Amarillo College Safety Committee and the Student Government Association are teaming up to inform students about […]
Students victims of new state law
Editorial by Ranger Staff Get ready for another obstacle to higher education. On Jan. 1, 2012, a new Texas law will take effect requiring new […]
Texas Country unique genre, more than just country
Opinion by Kelly Neill kellyrcash@gmail.com Texas Country is an overlooked genre. A lot of people won’t listen to it because they “don’t like country.” And […]
Music: ‘The one common factor we all share’
Opinion by Tanner Willis tannerwillis1@hotmail.com Music. It makes the world go round. Hip-hop, punk, metal, rock, classical, jazz, blues, country – it doesn’t matter. Music […]
Students prepare for final exams
By Austin McWhorter Finals are just around the corner – the dreaded last week of school when students must show how much information they retained […]
Students prepare for next semester
By Nikki Larkan Students are preparing for the next semester, and many things need to be done before classes start. Spring classes will begin Jan. […]