Player Profile: Leigh Ann Moss
By Carla Tagarelli Junior transfer, Leigh Ann Moss from Fort Pierce, Fla. consistently dominated the Flagler Women’s tennis team at the No. 3 spot. “She has an interesting story,” Coach Walter Shinn said.
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Player Profile: Chris Guerra
By Jessica Echterling Senior transfer Chris Guerra has been a member of the Flagler College baseball team less than a year, but he has already made a name for himself in the Florida Sun Conference.
Changes ahead for recruiting at Flagler
By Andrew Bernius With a change in organization to NCAA for the 2006-2007 school year, Flagler athletics will face recruiting hurdles that were not present in the NAIA.
The real cut and run strategy
By Keith St. Peter Though the Bush administration claims that improving education and increasing America’s technological prowess are some of its domestic priorities, its policy is consistently counterproductive to this mission. Whether the discussion is about No Child Left Behind, student funding or increasing science…
Can I Ever Shop Alone?
By Mindy Arbour Why is it that every time I want to get away from everyone and go shopping to get my mind off of things, salespeople are following me around asking if I need anything? If I need something, I will let you know….
Marathon Mondays
By Nikki Lane I’m not a huge fan of clubbing, mostly because of my inability to booty dance, the fact that I don’t smoke and I refuse to pay that much for drinks. But I have been known to pop into some “Indie” dance clubs…
O’Death
Head Home By Travis Burdick O’Death is a bit like some sort of spastic, eclectic, hillbilly, gospel mutation that somehow snuck by God so the Devil could shuffle dance on the hard packed dirt floor of a cemetery shanty. It is not possible to truly…
Ben Harper
Both Sides of the Gun By Travis Burdick It’s Ben frick’n Harper’s brand new album…honestly, what more of a review do you need? Ok…I guess I should write more about the album than that. Admit it though, chances are if you are a Ben Harper…
By Michael O’Donnell Imagine this — what if someone could go on the Internet anywhere and hit some banner, or ad, and buy a degree and a resume for a few hundred dollars? The person never did any of the work, never pulled an “all-nighter,”…
Underachieving is still achieving
By Abigail Hasle I have no problem admitting that I am an academic underachiever. This disposition does not manifest itself in my professional or personal life. My underachievement is only prevalent in school. Procrastination, giving it 90 percent and meeting the minimum requirements are my…