Amarillo College Ranger

Thursday, October 19, 2006

Front Page

• Gas costs decline; pump prices lowest in months
• Catholic Campus Ministries eager to answer questions about beliefs
• News in Brief
• Local charities preparing for holiday season

Opinion

• Campus police have students' backs 24/7
• Tattoos are a permanent part of today's culture; work place should not discriminate
• Society needs a lesson in responsibility

News

• Sleep sacrificed in the name of busy schedules
• Commentary: Government sets high criteria for receiving financial aid
• Cafeteria offers budget-friendly treats for all tastes
• Project helps students learn by working together

Features

• The Democratic candidate
• Haunted houses bring chills and thrills
• Teacher Feature: Robotics technology's main switch

Arts & Entertainment

• FM90 to perform radio theater production, 'The Monkey's Paw'
• Susan Gibson returns to 'Wide Open Spaces'
• Local Gigs Calendar

More Issues

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