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 […]
Construction in Byrd and Parcells to end in summer
Retention of information is lower due to constant interruptions of construction in the Byrd Business Building and Parcells Hall, and people want to know when […]