Kayla,* 21 year old senior at Frostburg State University, lives the ordinary life of an undergrad. She is enrolled as a full-time student, takes five classes a semester, and participates in extra-curricular activities. She strives hard to earn good grades and maintain a solid GPA in order to be considered for graduate school admission.
Ready in 10 is made up of Sal Nastasi with lead vocals and guitar, Marc Viola with lead guitar and vocals, Mike Elefante on bass guitar, and Mike Moore on drums. With the upcoming release of their new album "31 Strong" on June 25th, Frostburg got an early listen to the second studio release. The name of this new album is actually the street address of the studio where Ready in 10 recorded this CD.
Many of Frostburg State University's students, as in the case of the students of probably any university, are involved in on-campus extracurricular activities. Such activities range anywhere from athletics, to writing for the school's student newspaper. However, many students are not fully content with or fulfilled by the activities offered by the school. While these students do often create (or at least attempt to create) their own organizations, some seek involvement elsewhere. FSU students Dexter Wallis, senior, Jon Radovich, junior, Stephanie Gwinn, senior, Steve Baughman, senior, and Kevin Schoelkopf, freshman, are amongst such students. Instead of the typical after-class activities or simply retiring for sleep once their classes are done, these individuals volunteer at Frostburg's Shaft Fire Department. Here, they have been receiving training in automobile accident rescues.
This is the time-- the time where seniors are finishing their last assignments, their last finals, and their last weeks as college students. In a matter of a couple of weeks, they will be stepping across that stage and getting their diplomas after years of hard work and dedication. Now the "real world" begins, and this slap of reality can be a bitter sting. Luckily, there are a few things students can do to make sure they put their best foot forward when going to get a job.
The Frostburg State Men's Baseball team split a series with Penn State Behrend to clinch their sixth Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference regular season title this year. The Bobcats went 29-11 overall and 16-4 in the division. They finished the season winning fourteen of their last sixteen division games.
Frostburg State students who need financial advice can research Freedom Debt Relief to determine the best way to pay back student loans and other college expenses.
Additionally, Frostburg University students trust their belongings to Baltimore Movers when shipping televisions, stereos, computers and more to Baltimore.