By Micah Mowry As the end of the semester creeps along, students prepare for finals and rush to complete their last assignments. No FCC attendees are working as hard and tirelessly as the Honors College students. These students are tasked with creating a project based on an idea or problem that needs discussion or a […]
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From February 6th through 22nd, the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina, Italy were in full swing. During the event, the Team USA figure skaters brought home a total of two gold medals in the team event and women’s singles event, along with a silver medal for ice dance. But the outing was not without […]
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On February 27, 2026, “Scream 7” opened in theatres and grossed over 100 million dollars at the box office worldwide. Two weeks earlier, “Wuthering Heights,” the newest remake of the classic love story released to over 194 million dollars worldwide. Hollywood studios, led by major studios like Disney and Paramount Pictures, are producing sequels, reboots, […]
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Frederick City resident Julia Hanna’s goal when she started the now traditional Festival of Lights in Frederick over 30 years ago was to bring the community together with holiday spirit. The event has been a hallmark of the holiday season in the city ever since. The Festival of Lights, a free, ecumenical event, is […]
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In case you haven’t heard, the Washington Valor — D.C.’s fledgling Arena Football League franchise — made its debut on Friday night at the Verizon Center, and dubbing it as a success would put it mildly. It was an auspicious spectacle, the equivalent to a walkoff home run, because if it hadn’t delivered in the […]
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BUFFALO, N.Y. — A fledgling journalist to the national reporting scene turned a corner and encountered a pack of reporters fenced around Villanova’s Jay Wright, rattling off questions to the reigning Naismith Coach of the Year and national champion shot-caller. My 36-hour basketball jamboree at the NCAA tournament was in the closing minutes, and in fact, […]
Continue ReadingIn a world filled with glitzy technology and fancy analytics, we often overlook the human element. The industrialized perception has molded millennials into a generation defined by numbers. Age is the scale for maturity, height and weight draw hasty judgement and the agonized GPA is supposed to measure an individual’s intelligence. But where does the human disposition […]
Continue ReadingIt 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 carry on a conversation without it coming up. Surely, you’re fed up with this year’s presidential election. I don’t blame you if so, but stick with me. Any election cycle […]
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