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How Five FRCC Students Who Knew Next to Nothing About Transit Made a Documentary About The Front Range Passenger Rail Train

How Five FRCC Students Who Knew Next to Nothing About Transit Made a Documentary About The Front Range Passenger Rail Train

Over the summer I and four other FRCC students made a documentary traveling from Fort Collins to Pueblo using public transportation, in order to cover the prospective Front Range Passenger Rail. We were all student… Continue reading How Five FRCC Students Who Knew Next to Nothing About Transit Made a Documentary About The Front Range Passenger Rail Train

September 18, 2024
FRCC Science Club Hosts Nobel Prize Winner Thomas Cech

FRCC Science Club Hosts Nobel Prize Winner Thomas Cech

Seth Ciancio discusses the FRCC Science Club’s newest event, hosting Nobel Prize winner Thomas R. Cech, PhD.

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February 19, 2024April 3, 2024
How FRCC’s Graduation Looks Seven Months Away

How FRCC’s Graduation Looks Seven Months Away

The committee deciding the fate of your graduation has met more than once since we first covered it. Dehnal Tena discusses the developments that have happened in those meetings.

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Vote! Please vote! It’s officially Banned Books Week, and at The Front Page, Kadence Padilla decided to take on the challenge of educating students and faculty about what a banned book is and recommend some of her favorite works.  I’m falling in love with free food at the Westminster Campus!!! The Vegan Van will be here from 11:30-1:30. A review will be up in the next article, stay tuned! 🌟FRCC Club Spotlight⭐️ Up Front (Again) is officially here! BREAKING NEWS‼️ We are back bigger than before! FRCC very own, one and only podcast is officially back! We had some fun events today that consisted of great outside obstacles course and a dunk tank!

Category: Contest Winners

Featuring work by FRCC students that’s won one of our contests.

2023 Poetry Month Contest Runner-Up: Crocodile
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2023 Poetry Month Contest Runner-Up: Crocodile

Come read the runner-up of this year’s Poetry Month Contest: Crocodile by Landyn Salzman! Continue reading 2023 Poetry Month Contest Runner-Up: Crocodile

Halloween
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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.
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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.
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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.”
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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.”

Spring Poetry Contest First place winner, Who’s Missing?
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Spring Poetry Contest First place winner, Who’s Missing?

Written By Mary Corro Seated around the table We are Each with a place setting Who’s Missing? People who look … Continue reading Spring Poetry Contest First place winner, Who’s Missing?

Spring Poetry Contest Second place winner, The Hope of Spring—
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Spring Poetry Contest Second place winner, The Hope of Spring—

Written By Leni Checkas Sometimes it’s hard to see the signs of spring, because they’re hidden in the buds of … Continue reading Spring Poetry Contest Second place winner, The Hope of Spring—

Spring Poetry Contest Third place winner, Overwhelm.
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Spring Poetry Contest Third place winner, Overwhelm.

Written By Melia Henrichsen The great unknown  What does the future hold for me?  Unfamiliarity  Uncertainty  Am I capable of … Continue reading Spring Poetry Contest Third place winner, Overwhelm.

Halloween Flash Fiction Writing Contest First Place Winner, Men Among Monsters
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Halloween Flash Fiction Writing Contest First Place Winner, Men Among Monsters

Written and read by Anna Lee Her screaming woke me but the guttural howling forced me out of my tent.  … Continue reading Halloween Flash Fiction Writing Contest First Place Winner, Men Among Monsters

First Place Writing Contest, In the Darkness
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First Place Writing Contest, In the Darkness

Written by Lori May

Illustration by Madison Otten

Sarah woke with her cheek pressed against the cold, damp floor. Sitting up with a start, she opened her eyes to peer into impenetrable darkness; not a single flicker or wisp of light disturbed the sanctity of the blackness around her. Continue reading First Place Writing Contest, In the Darkness

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