FRCC Divided? A Student’s Perspective
FRCC student Rhonnie Crutcher expresses her frustration with the administration. Continue reading FRCC Divided? A Student’s Perspective
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What is FRCC Westminster’s Sociology Club?
As the semester gets underway, Westminster Campus’s Sociology Club is eager to welcome new members. We are widely recognized as an … Continue reading What is FRCC Westminster’s Sociology Club?
Halloween
“I believed I was safe, I was assured nothing else could possibly go wrong. And I was right that I … Continue reading Halloween
2022 Spring Poetry Contest First Place Winner.
Sunlight by Courtney Danis A flower cannot grow without sunlight, It must bathe in its glow. Its petals cannot bloom … Continue reading 2022 Spring Poetry Contest First Place Winner.
2022 Spring Poetry Contest Second Place Winner.
A Vixen of the Sea By Alexandra Berghelm She is a vixen of the sea Revealed to those of bravery. … Continue reading 2022 Spring Poetry Contest Second Place Winner.
2022 Spring Poetry Contest Third Place Winner: Sarah Lee “Disability’s Power.”
Their condescending tone is the root of the problem they don’t understand they don’t get eye fatigue from reading tedium … Continue reading 2022 Spring Poetry Contest Third Place Winner: Sarah Lee “Disability’s Power.”
Black Voices Matter
By FRCC (Westminster) Sociology Club members and FRCC Students: Tiana Haussler, Janessa Gourdin, Miranda Lester, Garrett Spellman, and Maddie Stallman … Continue reading Black Voices Matter
Collectors of Cobwebs
Enjoy our first place winning story for our annual Halloween short story contest! Written by Megan Cruz Our elderly neighbors, … Continue reading Collectors of Cobwebs
A Scientist in Limbo
Enjoy the second place winning story for our annual short story Halloween contest. Written by Anna Lee The chatter stirred … Continue reading A Scientist in Limbo
Getting Ready
Enjoy this third place submission for our annual Halloween Short Story contest, written by Luke Mott. “Why are you dressed … Continue reading Getting Ready