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Volume 1, Issue 3
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Winner of 2023 Halloween Writing Contest:
Butterfly Collector
Written by Isabella Osborne
Second Place:
Myrmecophobia
Written by Veda LeVasseur
Third & Fourth Place Winners:
Dread
Written by Vang Harris
Will the Wolves Work Out With the Rams?
Carlee Elders investigates the Larimer Campus’ goal of getting students access to the CSU recreation center and other campus facilities
Written by Carlee Elders
Beyond the Skull: Understanding the Tradition of Día de los Meurtos
Morgan Treat dives into the tradition of Día de los Muertos and shares ways for FRCC students to engage with the upcoming holiday.
Written by Morgan Treat
Happy Nightmare Before Christmas
Ryley Teasley discusses cold temperatures on Halloween and gives recommendations for activities to do!
Written by Ryley Teasley
Manhunt: When snuff hits the cul-de-sac
Will Brown explores the controversy around Rockstar Games’ Manhunt ahead of its 20th-anniversary re-release.
Written by Will Brown
Academic Support Centers
Cori Antinora shares information on FRCC’s Academic Support Centers, including the services offered to students across all three campuses.
Written by Cori Antinora
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Eateries Near Westminster Campus
Did you ever want a bite to eat at someplace off-campus, but just didn’t know where to look? Thankfully, some eateries near FRCC’s Westminster Campus offer an array of food and drink options, which can satiate your hunger. This report will feature several restaurants and/cafes within the vicinity of the college that I’ve visited, so… Continue reading Eateries Near Westminster Campus
Open Educational Resources (OERs) And Their Importance in Higher Education
Do you remember seeing a phrase like “No Textbook Cost” in any of the courses that you’ve taken or are taking? That is a part of Open Educational Resources (OER), a program that offers free and openly licensed academic materials to populations like students and educators. The definition for these resources can vary, but they… Continue reading Open Educational Resources (OERs) And Their Importance in Higher Education
AI in the classroom, helpful or harmful?
Artificial intelligence is not some new, crazy idea from the last decade. It is an idea that has been around since the 1950s, when a scientist, Alan Turing, asked the question, “Can computers think?” This idea led many scientists and countries on a path of development, culminating in the successful development of artificial intelligence and… Continue reading AI in the classroom, helpful or harmful?
Beyond The Pizzeria – Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Movie Review
The magic of childhood memories of pizzerias and arcades is unmatched, but what happens when we are asked an unsettling question: What if those recollections are the setting for a deadly, dangerous world? Recently, I went to the AMC Westminster Promenade 24, which is a popular theatre chain known for its wide variety of films.… Continue reading Beyond The Pizzeria – Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Movie Review
Indoor Mayhem – Malibu Jack’s Thornton – Review
Visualize yourself in a space with people running amok, arcade games buzzing with activity, and go-karts that are racing in a high-octane dash. I formed those impressions as I explored Malibu Jack’s, a family-oriented indoor theme park, with a recently opened location in Thornton. In sum, I found the vivid landscapes of the indoor theme… Continue reading Indoor Mayhem – Malibu Jack’s Thornton – Review
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