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The Front Page has three categories for editorial content: Staff Editorials, written by the staff of The Front Page, Editorial Submissions, submitted by students and staff at FRCC. There are also reviews, which are technically a category of their own, but we put them here because it just kinda feels like it makes sense. The distinctions are arbitrary. The views expressed in these types of content reflect the opinions of their authors, not necessarily the opinions of The Front Page, or it’s publisher. Whoever that is, we’re not entirely sure.
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The views expressed in the articles below reflect the opinions of their authors, not necessarily the opinions of The Front Page, or it’s publisher. Whoever that is.
The Smoky Aroma of Success
Smoke gets in your eyes when you enter Westminster’s hidden gem of a barbecue eatery: GQue Barbecue! Continue reading The Smoky Aroma of Success
Oscars Week: Everyone Loves a Comeback
Joshua Monen talks about how the Oscars – and Front Range Community College – can both be a chance at redemption for many people. Continue reading Oscars Week: Everyone Loves a Comeback
Oscars Week: Puss in Boots – The Last Wish
Dehnal Tena looks into everyone’s favorite fearless feline’s new solo film sequel: Puss in Boots – The Last Wish. Continue reading Oscars Week: Puss in Boots – The Last Wish
Oscars Week: The Banshees of Inisherin
What even is a Banshee, and what is Inisherin? Dehnal Tena lets us know in his review of The Banshees of Inisherin, one of the year’s most unique and acclaimed films. Continue reading Oscars Week: The Banshees of Inisherin
Oscars Week: Turning Red
Dehnal Tena looks up to see the fluffy, yet delightful new Pixar film Turning Red. Continue reading Oscars Week: Turning Red
Oscars Week: Pinocchio
Dehnal Tena kicks off The Front Page’s Oscars Week with a review of Guillermo del Toro’s newest film: Pinocchio. Continue reading Oscars Week: Pinocchio
FRCC Divided? A Student’s Perspective:
FRCC student Rhonnie Crutcher expresses her frustration with the administration. Continue reading FRCC Divided? A Student’s Perspective:
How to (Cheaply) Celebrate Your Singleness This Valentines Day
Joshua Monen compiles a list of Valentines Day deals for the single among us. Who says you shouldn’t drown out your loneliness with food? Continue reading How to (Cheaply) Celebrate Your Singleness This Valentines Day
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 excellent organization for anyone, regardless of major and prior knowledge of sociology, who is passionate about social justice, making the… Continue reading What is FRCC Westminster’s Sociology Club?
How to Deal With Math Anxiety
Joshua Monen explains what math anxiety is, and talks with support staff to give some tips about what FRCC students can do about it. Continue reading How to Deal With Math Anxiety
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