Front Range Community College's Student Voice
Written by Anthony Arellano Recording artist Toro y Moi, best known for his hit singles “So Many Details,” “Blessa” and “Still Sound,” is back with a new record. The new 12 track album, titled Boo Boo, explores Toro y Moi’s feelings and thoughts after his divorce and his struggle with fame. The first three tracks,... Continue Reading →
Written by Anthony Arellano Aubrey Plaza’s groundbreaking performance, the humor, the mystery, and the thrill are all of the puzzle pieces that would make Ingrid Goes West a modern day classic film. Ingrid Goes West roasts Los Angeles perfectly. As well as any other young person using social media. These gags include 1,000 pictures taken... Continue Reading →
Written by Anthony Arellano The highly anticipated second season of Master Of None is finally here. Created by Parks and Recreation alums Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang, the first season debuted on Netflix in 2015 and found immediate popularity. Master Of None follows Dev Shah (played by Ansari), an aspiring actor in New York City... Continue Reading →
Written by DJ Lincks Rainbow Unity is the newest FRCC Westminster Campus run club that provides students of all backgrounds, ethnicities, and sexual orientations a safe environment to truly be themselves. Although it is LGBTQ directed, it is not exclusive to the community and encourages students of all backgrounds to participate. I was fortunate enough... Continue Reading →
Written By: Josh Speer Are you familiar with your Student Code of Conduct? It is a code that outlines what violates student rights and freedoms. Both actions, as well as attempts, at violating the code will be treated as essentially the same by the college. Let’s take a good look at this document, and what... Continue Reading →
Written By: Josh Speer If you’re a student at Front Range Community College (FRCC), and have a disability or know someone who does, you’ll be relieved to know that there are resources in place which can help you succeed in academia. The Disability Support Services (DSS) on our campus is probably the most vital of... Continue Reading →
Written By: Josh Speer The Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), an international survey taken every three years to evaluate education systems across the world by testing the knowledge and skills of 15-year olds, released the results from 2015 on December 6th, 2016. Just over half a million students, representing 28 million total 15-year old... Continue Reading →
Written By: Josh Speer Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) was founded in 2008 as an extension of Students for Ron Paul. It was founded by Paul’s National Youth Coordinator, Jeff Frazee, after Dr. Paul withdrew from the presidential campaign. Since its inception, the organization hit the 800 chapter mark across all fifty states. It is... Continue Reading →
Written By: Quill Skidmore It’s finally winter break and all around the world winter holidays are being celebrated. Throughout many cultures many different celebrations are happening, including Hanukkah, Yule, Fiesta of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Kwanzaa, and of course the more well-known Christmas. I myself celebrate Hanukkah, Yule and Christmas. I will tell you a... Continue Reading →
Written By: Josh Speer In the summer of 1971, out of disgust with the policies of the Nixon administration, meetings were held right here in Westminster, Colorado that would forever change the face of American politics. After initially receiving overwhelming support for their ideas, they decided to bring them to life. Early the next year,... Continue Reading →
