Pandemic’s effect on people’s lives
OPINION By ARINE GARIN Staff Reporter Ironic isn’t it? The virus people were avoiding and feared last year seems to have been overtaken by selfishness […]
AC to feel the force of music
By CODY SCOTT, staff writer Amarillo College will launch its Art Force Piano Series at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 5, in the Concert Hall Theater […]
McMinimum wage
OPINION By JOHN KING Staff Reporter According to a calculator made by M.I.T professor, Dr. Amy Glasmeier, the average cost of living for a single […]
High school: A; Adulting: F
EDITORIAL High school was once looked upon as the formal gateway to adulthood. The last obstacle students pass as a young adult, and the stepping […]
Training teachers takes two
By Season Craven Student Reporter Two new programs at Amarillo College will create more teachers who will live, work and teach in the Texas Panhandle. […]
AC director gets second chance
Battle with mysterious illness teaches life lessons By Elizabeth Chunn Student Reporter When Dennis Sarine, the Amarillo College director of child development, felt ill last […]
‘Heartbeat bill’ sparks debate
By JO EARLY Online Editor Students are speaking out about the new Texas law banning abortion after about six weeks of pregnancy. The law is […]
PTA students hold wheelchair basketball tournament
Shawn McCrea Students from Amarillo College’s Physical Therapy Assistant gathered at The Amarillo Netplex to compete in a wheelchair basketball tournament. The chairs were provided by […]
Training game designers of tomorrow
By SEASON CRAVEN Staff Reporter Attending college to create video games sounds like a dream come true for some. Now it can be a reality […]