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Amarillo College Ranger
Current Issue:
Friday, February 4, 2005
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Front Page
College eligible to apply for additional grants
Celebration notes 5th anniversary of Moore County Campus
News in Brief
'Odyssey' inspires discussion of heroic women as mentors
Class schedule change called 'a done deal'
New in Brief
Opinion
Schedule changes are perfectly fine with us...OK, not perfectly....
War is awful, but necessary when Freedom, democracy are at stake
Letter to the Editor
News
We keep growing and growing and growing....
Employment help at your fingertips
CARB CRAZE:
Back in the saddle
Issues
Panhandle organizations team up for tsunami relief
Ancient texts predict modern tragedies
Features
Top Ten New Year's Resolutions for 2005
My Two Cents
I'm keepin' mine
Arts & Entertainment
Camp reflects a life 'Restored'
New York expert discusses relationships
Resolutions are here to stay...
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Issue Summary
Front Page
3 incumbents, 4 new up for election to AC board
Badgerama brings redneck delights to Memorial Park
Fencers compete in Santa Fe
Johnson named NTCC president
Matney serving as acting president
Pinning to honor nursing students
Ranger, AC Current staffs named
Opinion
Staff editorial: Find things to do locally this summer
Graduation: All the work paid off
Tan safely, protect your skin
News
Badger logo redesigned to promote college image
News in Brief
Recycling campaign keeps city clean, attractive
Semester Exam Schedule
Honors convocation rewards students, alumnus
Features
Crossword Puzzle
Tips for transferring
Engineering students build trebuchet
Teacher Feature: Family time, open space make Ferguson a commendable teacher
Arts & Entertainment
Artist Bill Kastan hosts design workshop
AMOA hosts new exhibit featuring area students
Safe Company: More than Music
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