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The Retirement of a Great President
May is an exciting time for many students as they head towards graduation and prepare for the next steps in their lives. But this year it’s not just the graduating class of 2022 that will be leaving behind the walls of FRCC and starting a new chapter. President Andy Dorsey, who has been a staff … Continue reading “The Retirement of a Great President”
Give Peace A Chance
Compiled by Seth Ciancio 52 years ago, the front page of The Community Free Wake, the predecessor to The Front Page, was covered in articles and images about the shooting at Kent State University. This is a transcription of that page. VOLUME 1, NO. 20 Those Who Are About To Die, We … Continue reading “Give Peace A Chance”
Why is Frcc Closing its Brighton Center?
On June 30th, FRCC’s Brighton Campus is going to permanently close its doors. The announcement was made in March, with the administration saying that “Our lease on the center expires [this June] and our most recent center director recently resigned- which makes this a natural time to review the future of the center.” After analyzing … Continue reading “Why is Frcc Closing its Brighton Center?”
The Twisted History of the Twisted Apple.
We are no strangers to the new flavor fad. In fact, there doesn’t seem to be a day where we don’t see some form of new flavored Oreo, ice cream, or coffee creamer. soda companies are the kings of this, with the constant expansion of their flavor lines to see what stays and what goes. … Continue reading “The Twisted History of the Twisted Apple.”
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