University of Maryland football and the pursuit of happiness
In a world filled with glitzy technology and fancy analytics, we often overlook the human element. The industrialized perception has molded millennials into a generation Read More
Month: November 2016
The 2016 Presidential election should be a wake-up call
It probably suffocated you to the state of insanity. You couldn’t thumb through social media, read the newspaper, watch your routine television shows, or even Read More
Steep me a tall one
By Ann Culey Trendy tea is more than a steeped beverage on Downton Abbey. Tea is a beverage that can be served hot or cold Read More
We are America’s potential
Look around you, take it in. Just look, please, just look. Peak out the window, step outside; marvel at whatever nature is presenting. The golden Read More
Column: Ending political toxicity
Hello Commuters, I guess there is only one thing to talk about today and that is the presidential election that occurred last Tuesday Nov. 8. Donald Read More
FCC offering FASFA completion event
By Brittney Carter The 2017-18 FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is available to complete at www.fafsa.gov now! The process just got easier and is available Read More
A candid political discussion on campus
In the wake of the presidential election, the nation is buzzing with dialogue about the results and the two main candidates. FCC’s Dean of Arts Read More
FCC hosts forum on opioid epidemic
By Danielle King Frederick Community College held a faculty and staff forum on the state and county opioid epidemic on Oct. 27 at the Jack Read More
FCC club celebrates Coming Out Day
By Danielle King National Coming Out Day is celebrated on Oct 11 throughout the United States and the FCC Gender Sexuality Alliance Club hosted their Read More
Despite a 5-10 record, the best is yet to come for women’s soccer
Since launching the women’s soccer program in 2001, success has come sparingly at Frederick Community College. The Lady Cougars have never had a winning season Read More