A review of Desire to Learn’s new app
Written by Rhiana Bilderaya Photo by Andy Tucker FRCC students who are tired of checking D2L for their grades on
Category: Interests
The arts and entertainment important to FRCC.
How to safely celebrate winter break
Written by Rhiana Bilderaya While 2020 has been a very long year for all of us, it still isn’t over.
Among Us Review – 8/10
Written by Lori May Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last few weeks, you’ve probably heard of
Multiplayer Halloween Video Games for a Virtual Party
Written by Lori May With many Halloween festivities canceled for 2020 due to the global pandemic, many students have been
What is Amendment B and what are its consequences?
Written by Rhiana Bilderaya An amendment is on the ballot this year that could affect many Colorado community resources, including
Top 7 Video Games for Halloween on Steam under $20
Written by Lori May The spooky season is just around the corner, and given our pandemic-fueled world, more and more
Halloween Flash Fiction Writing Contest Fourth Place Winner, The All-American Diner
Written and read by Luke Lopez Disparate, desperate people crowd highway diners… I am among them and it is night.
Colorado Voter Resources for the 2020 Election
Written by Rhiana Bilderaya Voting is important, but it can be hard to dive in without knowing much about the
This School House Rocks!
Written by Elena Tran
In the middle of Olde Town Arvada there sits a quaint, red brick building on the corner of W. 57th Avenue and Olde Wadsworth Boulevard. At first, it may seem like nothing more than a vintage school, but walking up to the building you’ll find the words “Arvada School House Kitchen and Libations” across the glass window. Built in 1882, it was a one-room childhood school for the small town. After the construction of Arvada High School, the building was repurposed into a movie theater through World War II until 2015, when the Spears family transformed it into the Schoolhouse restaurant it is today. I had the pleasure of trying out this unique restaurant with my sister and her husband; together, we entered the warm building seeking shelter from the cold.
Golden’s Hidden Gem
Written by Alan West
In what I can only describe as the most literal sense of “hole in the wall” restaurant, D’Deli is perhaps the embodiment of this old American phrase. Occupying a space no more than 20-feet wide on the busy street of Washington Avenue in Golden, D’Deli has been serving up some of the best sandwiches for nearly 50 years. With a focus on locally grown ingredients and a (mostly) health focused menu, it’s easy to see why D’Deli has received multiple awards over the years, including being voted the best sandwich shop in Jefferson County for the last four years running.