film – The Ranger

Magic socks awaken the ‘dead’: 48 hour film project

April 23, 2015 Amanda Castro-Crist - Editor 0

Members of the Amarillo College Film Club competed in the 2015 48-Hour Film Competition last weekend. Throughout the competition, 10 to 12 members assisted in […]

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REVIEW: ‘Identity Thief’ steals your money and time

March 28, 2013 Robert Ocon - AC Current Assistant Editor 0

We all are cautious about who we give our personal information to. That, however, isn’t a problem to Diana, a conniving identity thief, played by […]

REVIEW: Love, explosions and magic

March 7, 2013 David Montez - Ranger Reporter 0

Imagine a classic romance: two star-crossed lovers coming to a heart-wrenching conclusion while a magic civil war reenactment battle reaches a climax. That sums up […]

REVIEW: A slice of Pi

February 14, 2013 The Ranger 0

Adapted from the book, Life of Pi, the film of the same name is rich with animal life and the intriguing question: Do animals have […]

REVIEW: Moral of the story: Witches be bitches

February 7, 2013 The Ranger 0

Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters is a different twist to the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale. The movie is full of action from beginning […]

REVIEW: The Hobbit: An unnecessary journey

January 31, 2013 rangeradmin 0

By JAKE GOODNIGHT ♦ Ranger Reporter ♦ More than 75 years ago, J.R.R. Tolkein began his beloved novel, The Hobbit, with the line, “In a […]

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By Jessika Fulton, Staff Reporter Due to the pandemic, most of Amarillo College’s spring and summer classes converted to tech-supported learning, and the speech department […]
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Board approves face mask policy

By Caylee Hanna, Staff Reporter At the Amarillo College monthly board meeting June 23, the AC board of regents passed a policy that will require […]
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COVID means more time for Memes

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