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Volume 86

College Reporter Day at the White House

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Written by | Alma Bustamante | The White House organized its first ever College Reporter Day on April 28 for around 50 student journalists from […]

Professor to give last recital before retiring

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Written by | Tashana smith | Before Dr. Jim Rauscher retires after more than three decades of teaching music at Amarillo College, he will perform […]

My memorable day at the White House attending event for college journalists

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Written by | Alma Bustamante | My eyes couldn’t believe the email I was reading. I was accepted to participate in the inaugural College Reporter […]

Shift in currency increases equality

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A civil rights activist, an abolitionist, a leader, Harriet Tubman has undeniably impacted history in tremendous ways. The shift from Andrew Jackson being the face […]

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Redefining the meaning of love

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Written by | MAGGIE TINOCO | Have you ever thought to wonder about the true meaning behind love and whether the significance still is the […]

Auto collision technology program helps students gain multiple skills

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Written by | SALVADOR GUTIERREZ | The auto collision technology program has been a part of Amarillo College for three years. The program has existed […]

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Panelists discuss concerns regarding open carry policy

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Written by | NATALIE VILLARREAL | Amarillo College’s Legal Society sponsored an open carry/campus carry discussion on the Downtown Campus April 22.The discussion included four […]

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Mayor’s breakfast highlights day cares’ ‘No Excuses’ policy

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Written by | SAVANNAH TARBET | Amarillo Mayor Paul Harpole announced Jill Goodrich, executive director of Opportunity School in Amarillo, as his Friend of the […]

FM90’s ‘Tejano Throwback’ show continues to entertain

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Written by | Salvador Gutierrez | Amarillo College, along with FM90, created a tradition inside and outside the Amarillo borderlines. From 8 p.m. to midnight […]

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