Julia Redemske, Staff Writer By Julia Redemske On the day I popped out of my mother, I was 2 feet tall. Try squeezing that out between your legs. Now at 6 foot 3 inches, I have spent a lifetime towering over my peers. And no,…
By Emily DeLoach
The usual internship doesn’t deal with DUIs, domestic disputes or sexual predators, but Ashley May and Audra Leis weren’t looking for “usual” when they chose their internships.
By Hannah Locke
Some college newspapers across the country are being purchased by larger media corporations as these companies move to reach younger audiences and increase revenues.
By Laura Higley
Mark Rollins, who graduated from Flagler College last fall, thinks that an M.B.A. can immensely help you get your dream job.
Kelsey May, Senior Writer By Kelsey May My conscience is done with homeless people. I wish it weren’t true! I really do, but in my old age of 22 I’ve become too skeptical to give my spare change away anymore. The last time I helped…
By Julie Harvey
JP Henley’s is a relatively new face to St. Augustine, located behind A1A Ale Works on Marine Street. Patrons can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere in the Tap Room with several widescreen plasma televisions and a variety of daily lunch specials.
By Ted Regis
On March 31, the fourth annual Beach Blast will be held at the Anastasia Pier in St. Augustine Beach.
By Emilie Pembroke Looking for a place to kick back and relax over the weekend? The San Sebastian Winery Jazz Bar is just the place. At the Jazz Bar located at 157 King St., one can listen to jazz while sitting on the rooftop taking…
By Bailey Toombs Every three seconds, someone in the United States needs blood and yet less than five percent of the population donates. If 4.5 million Americans per year would die without lifesaving blood transfusions, then why aren’t healthy and able people volunteering to be…
By Emilie Pembroke
Looking for a place to kick back and relax over the weekend? The San Sebastian Winery Jazz Bar is just the place.