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
Serving through student government
John-Paul LeGare has always pursued his interests, taking the initiative and placing his education into his own hands. His parents home-schooled him from kindergarten through Read More
LEDA: A ‘horribly unique’ cinematic experience
By Trevor Roberts Area 31 is a film studio and currently the headquarters for the indie feature film ‘LEDA.’ ‘LEDA’ is the brainchild of the Read More
The lead misfit
By Cori Mekkelson The first SoldierFit boot camp class hasn’t begun. It’s quiet, but four people are typing on their laptops, trying to get work Read More
Americorps: Opportunity for action
By Ann Culey Thinking outside the box and reaching out to those in need while becoming one’s fullest self is just part of the trip Read More
Heroin recovery
By Trevor Roberts Heroin deaths in Maryland have spiked in the last six years with the death toll in 2011 coming in at under 300 Read More
Expanding the discussion on psychedelics
By Trevor Roberts Shortly after graduating in 2008 as a chemical engineer, Mike Margolies took LSD for the first time and took a backpacking trip Read More
Cougars’ magic runs dry in 1-0 loss to CCBS Essex in NJCAA Division I Region XX final
Grit. It’s what drove a team that lost seven of their last nine games in 2015 into one that was 90 minutes away from playing Read More
‘Battle tested’ Cougars embrace underdog role, aim for deep playoff run
With a rookie head coach and a roster consisted of 17 freshman, expectations at the beginning of the season were relatively unknown for FCC men’s soccer. Read More
Breaking: Two players released from men’s soccer
Frederick Community College men’s soccer coach John LaRocca announced Friday, Oct. 21 that players Maycol Nunez and Hein Aung have been released from the team. Read More