Sunglass Statement By Michaela McNamara Calling all space cadets and astronauts! The sunglasses in the Oldest City are bigger than ever, for both men and women. Are we shielding our eyes from ultraviolet sun rays, or just trying to outdo other trendsters with the largest,…
Underdog team pulls off big flag football upset By Shannon Ryan As the season came to a close last month for Flagler’s intramural flag football, the remaining teams had just one thing on their minds — a championship.
By Nick Massie Photo by Andrea Huls With in the next few weeks, those on the Flagler campus will be noticing a lot of construction and remodeling going on. Aside from the new Student Center, renovations for the art building are scheduled to begin this…
Coaching search continues Heading into the final weeks of the semester, the lady Saints basketball team is still without a coach for next year.
By Brittany Hackett, Kathleen Holland, Katie Shepard & Bailey Toombs Photo by Florian Boyce PHOTO CAPTION: From left to right, President Ellie Baggett, Treasurer Chris Cadiz, Secretary Richard Harris and Vice President Brandon Collins are the 2006-2007 SGA Executive Board. President Ellie Baggett Ellie Baggett,…
Minch and Leaf prove there’s more to pageants than beauty By Kimberly Hosey Photo Contributed PHOTO CAPTION: Jessica Minch, the reigning Miss River City Jacksonville, will compete along side senior Sherri Leaf in the Miss Florida this July. When some people think of a “beauty…
By Adam Ehrenberg Photo by Charlotte Cudd Dr. Max Wilson, the department chair of Social and Behavioral Sciences and a popular sociology professor, will be leaving at the end of this semester after 9 years at Flagler — four of those as department chair. Because…
Dr. Timothy Johnson Dr. Timothy Johnson, associate professor of Religion and chairman of the Liberal Studies Department at Flagler College, will be taking a sabbatical at the Franciscan Institute at St. Bonaventure University for the fall semester.
By Bailey Toombs All good things must come to an end. Dr. Beth Torgerson, known to her students as Dr. Beth, will be leaving Flagler College at the end of this semester.
By Adam Brod Flagler College professor Art Vanden Houten has been invited to take part in a seminar at the The National Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C., an intensive course designed to strengthen educators’ background in Holocaust history.