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🦋 Remembering Dolly Parton 🕷️ SPIDER-MAN IS BACK. 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!

Category: Editorial Submissions

Articles written and submitted to The Front Page by FRCC students and staff.

FRCC Divided? A Student’s Perspective
Editorial Submissions, Opinions / Editorials

FRCC Divided? A Student’s Perspective

FRCC student Rhonnie Crutcher expresses her frustration with the administration. Continue reading FRCC Divided? A Student’s Perspective

What is FRCC Westminster’s Sociology Club?
Editorial Submissions, Opinions / Editorials, Wolf Life

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?

In Honor of All Women Everywhere
Editorial Submissions, Features, Opinions / Editorials

In Honor of All Women Everywhere

In Honor of Women’s History Month, We are honored to present a video by Jelena Estrada, founder of the FRCC … Continue reading In Honor of All Women Everywhere

Black Voices Matter
Editorial Submissions, Features

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

An African American’s Past, Present, and Future
Campus News, Editorial Submissions, Opinions / Editorials

An African American’s Past, Present, and Future

I wandered into the Newman Center of Performing Arts at the University of Denver on a somewhat chilly Oct. 4 night. Upon arriving, I immediately saw my dance teacher, and she suggested that I could go find my seat. Continue reading An African American’s Past, Present, and Future

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