OPINION: Marijuana with a side of suicidal tendencies
There is a difference between truth and facts. The truth is that regardless of whether marijuana is legal, a large group of people will continue […]
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Music gives flight to the mind
The Amarillo College Concert Choir performed at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church April 25. The music was well-suited for the church because of the style and […]
PROFILE: Tough childhood provides motivation
Her laughing eyes and soft voice belie the strength of character that emanates from her. Christy Schroeder is a brilliant and vibrant young woman who […]
The history of AC: One building at a time | Durrett Hall
Buildings are like people: hollow shells that must be filled with memories, resonate with the sound of laughter, age with time, exist with a touch […]
Education: AC students speak out
Suggestions include more class times, subject tutoring, community outreach ♦ In a world of diverse views and ideas, it might seem odd to find agreement […]
OPINION: “Where war is rampant, life is treasured”: Americans and a life of luxury
Here in America, we have freedoms that people in other countries are too afraid to even dream about. We have so much food that we […]
OPINION: Ethics, are you there?
Education without understanding is like electronics without a power source: useless. According to Wendell Willkie, “Education is the mother of leadership.” To be a great […]
REVIEW: American Quarter Horse celebrated
Beautiful, majestic power exploded in one fluid motion that reached its colorful climax as the horses crossed the finish line. I could barely breathe as […]
February’s Black History Month honors innovation
Black History Month is here again. February is set aside to honor people whose courage, knowledge, innovation and ability to move people toward freedom without […]