AI art lacks soul
OPINION By Jo Early Online Editor Have you ever wondered what you would have looked like as a 17th century French aristocrat? What about as […]
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Phones aren’t babysitters
OPINION By Magda Aguirre Student Reporter We are all entitled to our own opinion but, as a mother, I think that opinions come around a […]
Winter Wonderland 2022
By CASEY NICCOLI Videographer
God save the queens
EDITORIAL Drag shows have been a staple of self expression and art in the LGBTQ community for decades. The art of drag can trace its […]
New EduNav software to streamline scheduling
By DAISY BURTON Student Reporter The Amarillo College advising department will soon release a new scheduling program to aid students and advisers alike.“So, the software […]
Grad Speaker hopes to inspire confidence
By RYLEE MOORE Co-Editor Amarillo College officials have selected Christie Martinez, an education major, as the graduation speaker for the fall commencement ceremony being held […]
FACE OFF – MULLET OR CUT IT?
By Ryan Ketelhut Page Editor Mullet mania is a part of the past–and it should stay that way. Over the last few years the world […]
‘Wendell & Wild’ is dark, spooky, fun stop motion
By Jordan Nuner Columnist “Wendell & Wild” is an interesting watch. It came out recently on Netflix and is a stop-motion animated film about an […]
AC Student Media wins 14 state awards
By Phoebe Terry Co-editor Amarillo College student media won 14 awards at the Texas Community College Journalism convention held Nov. 11 at the University of […]