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Iron Lung Review

Iron Lung Review

This is not an expedition. It is an “Iron Lung” review.  Moments before descending into an ocean of blood, a small, bright circle of futuristic technology casts a red-tinged light into the dingy, cramped interior… Continue reading Iron Lung Review

April 23, 2026August 26, 2026
ICE in schools 

ICE in schools 

On January 30th, students held an anti-ICE walkout. The walkout began at 2:00, starting with a small but mighty crowd. By 2:15, the crowd had moved from Mountain View High School to the roundabout on… Continue reading ICE in schools 

April 23, 2026August 26, 2026
Open Educational Resources (OERs) And Their Importance in Higher Education

Open Educational Resources (OERs) And Their Importance in Higher Education

Do you remember seeing a phrase like “No Textbook Cost” in any of the courses that you’ve taken or are taking?  That is a part of Open Educational Resources (OER), a program that offers free… Continue reading Open Educational Resources (OERs) And Their Importance in Higher Education

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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!

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Goodbye and Thanks For The Fish
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Goodbye and Thanks For The Fish

Editor Joshua Monen bids The Front Page farewell. See you around, Josh! Continue reading Goodbye and Thanks For The Fish

Getting Up Close with “Up Front”, The Front Page’s New Podcast
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Getting Up Close with “Up Front”, The Front Page’s New Podcast

What’s Up Front, and who are the people behind it? Dehnal Tena lets us know in this down-and-dirty overview. Continue reading Getting Up Close with “Up Front”, The Front Page’s New Podcast

The Impact of Bias in Academia: A Look at the Experience of Women and Ethnic Minorities in Engineering
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The Impact of Bias in Academia: A Look at the Experience of Women and Ethnic Minorities in Engineering

Isabel Delgado describes the adversities that women and ethnic minorities experience in STEM – and the importance of bring awareness to these issues. Continue reading The Impact of Bias in Academia: A Look at the Experience of Women and Ethnic Minorities in Engineering

So, What Is Work Study?
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So, What Is Work Study?

Dehnal Tena explores what Work Study is and its various aspects, including its numerous benefits. Continue reading So, What Is Work Study?

From The Archives: The Iraq War
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From The Archives: The Iraq War

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the start of “Operation Iraqi Freedom.” Much has been made about the war in Iraq since it’s start 20 years ago today, but as it’s often said, hindsight is 2020. So it’s valuable to look back, and see what FRCC students and The Front Page staff had to say about the Iraq War when it was happening. Continue reading From The Archives: The Iraq War

Wait- Why Are We Renovating The Cafeteria?
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Wait- Why Are We Renovating The Cafeteria?

Seth Ciancio answers two important questions: why is the cafeteria still delayed, and why are we renovating it in the first place? Continue reading Wait- Why Are We Renovating The Cafeteria?

Admin’s New Snow Day Policy Gets a Frosty Reception From Faculty
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Admin’s New Snow Day Policy Gets a Frosty Reception From Faculty

Dehnal Tena dives deep into the controversy surrounding FRCC’s new snow day policy. Continue reading Admin’s New Snow Day Policy Gets a Frosty Reception From Faculty

One College: Divided
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One College: Divided

Seth Ciancio does a deep dive into the details, and controversy, around FRCC’s One College reorganization. Continue reading One College: Divided

A Conversation With Dr. Colleen Simpson
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A Conversation With Dr. Colleen Simpson

Seth Ciancio sits down for a conversation with Dr. Colleen Simpson, FRCC’s new president. Continue reading A Conversation With Dr. Colleen Simpson

Student Debt Forgiveness: Are You Ready?
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Student Debt Forgiveness: Are You Ready?

Joshua Monen dives into the details of student debt forgiveness to help you get ready for relief. Continue reading Student Debt Forgiveness: Are You Ready?

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