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.
You can click any of these buttons to view the editorial content of your preference, or scroll down to see all editorial content.
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.
“‘Manhunt,’ though, just made us all feel icky. It was all about the violence, and it was realistic violence. We all knew there was no way we could explain away that game. There was no way to rationalize it. We… Continue reading Manhunt: When snuff hits the cul-de-sac
Recycled doors of many colors. Birdhouses. A graffiti-covered school bus. And an assortment of brown rusty pipes and scraps make up the fence. The sun is nearly out of view. With beers and popcorn in hand, people gather before a… Continue reading Fort Collins’ Hidden Gem: The Lyric