‘The ides of March’ disappoints, underachieves
Review By Kaylin Kennedy I admit I was hopeful when I saw The Ides of March was coming out. The title itself was enough to […]
Lectures on Amarillo’s History Given Today
By Kaylin Kennedy Amarillo College will host a pair of lectures in the Creative Mind series today. The first, given by a retired history professor […]
Bonds fund construction
Local taxpayers approve projects years in advance By Austin Mcwhorter With Amarillo College’s budget being cut back by the state, it can be difficult to […]
Career services gives free guidance
Online aids, advisers make choosing a degree easier By Kaylin Kennedy For some Amarillo College students, figuring out a major can be a challenge. From […]
Has fall hit the Panhandle for good?
The Texas Panhandle is currently experiencing a cold front, but will it last By Jami Joiner Is Amarillo actually getting autumn at a reasonable time […]
Amarillo College students rave over intramural soccer
Students take part in the world’s sport By Miranda Parman Every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:30 intramural soccer meets in the gym at the Carter […]
Avenue 10 offers unique experience
From Cannibal! the Musical! to Evil Dead, Avenue 10 gives Amarillo something to scream about By Nikki Larkan In the summer of 2008, four bold […]
‘Expect more’ with AC orchestra, choirs
The music department shows it’s range with a variety of performances By Chris Copeland The Amarillo College music department will present a variety of performances […]
2011 Common Reader: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
By Tashana Hughes Thousands of lives were lost on Sept. 11, 2001. To remember the victims of 9/11, the Amarillo College institutional theme this year […]