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On the Way Out – 5/1/24

2024 Poetry Contest Winner:

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More on Student Writing:

This year’s Plains Paradox Sets the Tone for Future Volumes

The Plains Paradox, the Boulder County campus Literary and Arts Journal, celebrated its 22nd annual publication on April 25th, 2024.  This volume in particular stands apart from all others. It has something that no other volume has had in over two decades of publication. Two somethings, technically.  This is the first time the Plains Paradox… Continue reading This year’s Plains Paradox Sets the Tone for Future Volumes

by Victoria Flores

Student & Staff Features:

Vatey Ouy, 2024 FRCC Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship Semifinalist

1600 applicants applied for the Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship this year. The scholarship, providing as much as $55,000 for two to three years of a student’s undergraduate degree, is highly competitive with only 459 individuals having been declared semi finalists so far. Among them was FRCC student Vatey Ouy.  Ouy, who is the FRCC Phi… Continue reading Vatey Ouy, 2024 FRCC Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship Semifinalist

by Catherine Schaegg

Semester Ending Events:

New Opportunities:

University College at the University of Denver partners with Ziplines to Launch a Catalog of New Industry Certification Courses

Photo: Ziplines Education University College, the University of Denver’s College of Professional and Continuing Education, has partnered with Ziplines Education to launch industry certification courses in tech-adjacent, high-growth career disciplines.  Course offerings include digital marketing, business analytics, project management, sales development, and sales operations. Courses will span 10 weeks and are self-directed, with online instruction… Continue reading University College at the University of Denver partners with Ziplines to Launch a Catalog of New Industry Certification Courses

by Victoria Flores

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New Clean Floor at High Plains Fitness Center

Students around Westminster Campus have noticed the fresh court at High Plains Fitness Center. The hardwood floor was cleaned and resealed over the summer semester as a response to student demand. Brooklyn Santos, a student employee at High Plains, and the State Student Advisory Council Representative for Student Government at Front Range Community College, took… Continue reading New Clean Floor at High Plains Fitness Center

Eric Palencia by Eric Palencia

No Power at FRCC?

Power outages!!! FRCC Westminster Campus has experienced several power outages in the first weeks of the fall semester. The first occurred on August 27th and lasted from 6:57 a.m. to 9:56 a.m.; this event closed the campus and disrupted classes. FRCC sent notices to students, but provided no information about the cause of the outage.… Continue reading No Power at FRCC?

alexziemek by alexziemek and Johnna Belveal

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    Seth Ciancio is the Managing Editor of The Front Page, studying computer science with the aim of transfering to CU Boulder. He wrote for his student newspaper in high school and opted to do the same at FRCC. Outside of school, you might find Seth working on his project car, a 1979 Mustang, or digging through obscure internet archives to find decades-old declassified government documents, or maybe just playing video games.

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Seth Ciancio

Seth Ciancio is the Managing Editor of The Front Page, studying computer science with the aim of transfering to CU Boulder. He wrote for his student newspaper in high school and opted to do the same at FRCC. Outside of school, you might find Seth working on his project car, a 1979 Mustang, or digging through obscure internet archives to find decades-old declassified government documents, or maybe just playing video games.

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