Have you been ‘Accepted’?
By Cari Holland A high school to college plot cliché is revisited although comically refreshed.The seen-before teen movie syndrome is remedied only with literal jokes and clumsy humor in the summer’s teen-flick “Accepted.”
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Artist sucessfully framed
Photo by Andrea Huls Tina Greene has four paintings on display at Gurell Galleries. The exhibit ends Oct. 7. Tina Greene’s artwork displayed at Gurell Gallery By Ashley Emert Tina Greene was on the other side of the country when she found out that her…
Even abroad, life is always full of quirks
By Eric Waldron I ended up in Asia this summer the same way my Jewish American Princess mother ended up in the hills of north Georgia: I met a foreign guy, became intoxicated by his exoticness and, before I knew it, I was sleeping under…
Study: Increased risk from tanning beds
Regular tanning bed users eight times more likely to develop skin cancer than non-users By Brittany Hackett A recent study by the International Agency for Cancer Research indicates that regular tanning bed users have an increased risk of developing skin cancer, but that is not…
COM department will move to FEC
From Staff Flagler College’s communication department will be relocating to the newly purchased Florida East Coast Industries headquarters on Malaga Street. According to Dr. Tracy Halcomb, chair of the Communication Department, this will greatly increase their physical capabillities. President William T. Abare Jr. said the…
New restaraunt gets raw
By Kelsey May Last year, sophomore Nate Schindler, and his mother, Yvette, were considering opening a vegan restaurant when they stumbled upon a raw foodist at a vegan dinner party.
A look at new competitors
From Staff In Greek mythology, Triton was the son of the Greek god of the sea Poseidon and goddess of the sea Amphitrite. Triton is known as the messenger of the deep, with the upper body of a man and a lower body of a…
Student art on display around town
Flagler’s Legacy to exhibit art by students at First Friday Art Walks By Cori Brown These days, in a city already known for its culture and artistic flair, you can find more and more Flagler student artwork in local galleries and on exhibit, especially since…
Summer: No waves, not always a problem
By Ryan Brower Seeing summer go is always disheartening. This means the start of school and having to crack down, instead of the summer mentality of surfing, working and partying. Though there was a lack of swell this summer, we did see some exciting and…
Growth may result in tuition increase
By Kimberly Hosey Tuition rates will continue to rise due to the recent growth of the college, according to President William T. Abare, Jr. “Tuition will go up and probably will continue to go up; there is no doubt about it. It just can’t stay…