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.
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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.”
How FRCC Lost its Solar Panels
FRCC’s Westminster campus began construction in 1975. Originally a new location for Community College of Denver’s (CCD) North Campus, it … Continue reading How FRCC Lost its Solar Panels
Let the BRKN cure your wintertime blues
The winter gets pretty bleak sometimes, especially this year. With all the goings-on it is sometimes hard to appreciate good … Continue reading Let the BRKN cure your wintertime blues
Exploring Uncharted. (From a Person Who’s Never Played The Game).
Is this movie the next major film franchise to blow up or just a one-trick pony headed out to pasture? … Continue reading Exploring Uncharted. (From a Person Who’s Never Played The Game).
Spring Break Day Trips for the Adventurous Student
With spring break quickly approaching, many FRCC Westminster students may be dreaming of long days filled with sleep and Netflix … Continue reading Spring Break Day Trips for the Adventurous Student
Welcome to our new columnist
Darby Holman is a staff writer for the Front Page, who is double majoring in communications and English. During her … Continue reading Welcome to our new columnist
The FRCC Student Art Exhibit Is Now Open
The work shown is representative of the art created on the Westminster campus by art students, both art majors, and … Continue reading The FRCC Student Art Exhibit Is Now Open
Meet your New Columnist
Seth Ciancio is a staff writer for the Front Page, studying computer science with the aim of transferring to CU … Continue reading Meet your New Columnist
Greetings from your new Editor in Chief
My story starts in Marysville California where I was raised until my graduation. In a quick decision that only took … Continue reading Greetings from your new Editor in Chief
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