Top 9 Places to Study in Frederick (and One in Walkersville)
With a pair of headphones and your study materials, you can study anywhere. Luckily, we are surrounded by good study locations. From coffee shops to Read More
Month: April 2023
Blackout Poetry: Poetry Without The Need To Write
There are many kinds of poetry out there, ranging from haiku, limerick, clerihew, and villanelle. All these require you to write on your own, but Read More
REVIEW: Melanie Martinez’s ‘Portals’ weaves effects with musical storytelling
“Portals” by Melanie Martinez is a masterclass in the art of practical effects and musical storytelling. “Follow the tunnel into the portal/Lay all your burdens Read More
REVIEW: ‘Scream VI’ is a fun ride even for non-horror fans
I am not really a horror movie fan, but I decided to take the chance of seeing the brutal killing, much better acting, and intense Read More
Want something free? Look to FCC’s Student Leadership & Engagement Center
Everyone likes to get something for free. This semester Frederick Community College’s Student Leadership & Engagement Center, in the Student Center at H101, has been Read More
REVIEW: ‘The Edge of Seventeen’ highlights adolescence, friendship, siblings and romantic yearning
“The Edge of Seventeen” came out in 2016 and is still talked about on a large scale. Written and directed by Kelly Fremon Craig, this Read More
Feeling Well: FCC holds Wellness Fair for students
Throughout the year, Frederick Community College holds fairs and events to help students out with school and extracurricular opportunities and recently, they were at it Read More
REVIEW: May the odds be with you! ‘Hunger Games’ franchise worth a second look on Netflix
It’s been 10 years since “The Hunger Games” dominated the 2010s by being one of the most popularly watched movies of the decade. Netflix released Read More
FCC and Md School for the Blind to pay Beep Baseball this week
Have you ever thought to yourself while playing something “This is so easy I could do it blindfolded?” Well, you might get a humbling chance. Read More
FCC students find a balance between classes and the workplace
Living a double life as a student can mean applying what you do for school to the workplace. How do you schedule yourself each week? Read More