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 […]
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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 […]
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 […]
REVIEW: Laugh it up with Tim Hawkins
Everyone needs a good laugh sometime. Tim Hawkins’ humor is fairly well known in the United States. In fact, he performed in Amarillo last fall. […]
Regents discuss plans for AC
New names for East Campus buildings; visit expected from Aron Ralston; regent’s election scheduled May 11 • The Amarillo College board of regents meeting Jan. […]
New homegrown police chief implements safety programs
Officer Steve Chance, interim police chief the past four months, became the official police chief at Amarillo College on Jan. 1. Chance also serves as […]