Station Renovation: WFCF gets a face lift
By Sara David | gargoyle@flagler.edu
This year will mark Flagler College Radio’s 20th birthday, and some pivotal moments in the station’s timeline.
Arts & Entertainment
Cafe Eleven under new ownership
By Chelsea Walsh | gargoyle@flagler.edu
New owners Chad Cockayne and Carol-Ann Curley are hoping to breath new life into Cafe Eleven. Since November 2012, the new co-owners have absorbed cafe and venue management responsibilities. Cafe Eleven is best known for it’s eclectic decor, organic and vegan-friendly menu and intimate concert setting.
Movie Review: Les Miserables
By Diana Eales | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Miserable. Just miserable. That is exactly how to describe the film Les Miserables. In this movie adaptation of the classic Broadway musical, director Tom Hooper explored the raw characters of 1800s France. The way Hooper set the film is dark and grungy, dirty with the lifestyles of the lives onscreen.
Flagler graduate Brittni Wilson to publish fiction novel, “Involuted”
By Elizabeth Thabault | gargoyle@flagler.edu Walt Disney once said, “All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them”. This is the case for Brittni Chenelle Wilson, who came up with the idea for her novel from a vivid dream she…
Flagler Gaming Guild offers more than games
By Matthew Goodman | gargoyle@flagler.edu
A room packed full of electronics draws in students from around campus to the Flagler College Gaming Guild every Monday night. In addition to a night of entertainment, some students find much more.
Ink and needles
By Miranda Lee | gargoyle@flagler.edu
“Ink and needles” takes a look at the work and artistry of Jesse Britten, a St. Augustine, FL, tattoo artist and fine artist.
View from the afternoon: Playing the dulcimer
By Joshua Santos | gargoyle@flagler.edu
When not tending to computer problems on campus, Victoria Ann Van Armen enjoys to hammer out some dulcimer.
New artists collaborative: “Float”
By Brittany Will| gargoyle@flagler.edu Photo by Katie Vidan A new collaborative showcase has joined St. Augustine’s First Friday Art Walk. “Float,” presented at The Standard, consists of a floating gallery featuring over 20 Flagler College art students and other local artists. Among those artists were…
ContraVerse stands out through their message
By Kathleen Quillian | gargoyle@flagler.edu
In the Burro Bar in Jacksonville, the sounds of top 40 pop songs fill the room along with the eclectic group of drunken businessmen and hard-core bikers. The ContraVerse rap duo played a game of pool waiting for the opening act of the 50-year-old DJ to be done so they could take the stage and preform their lyrical and controversial rhymes.
Flagler artist blends love of literature with painting
By Kristyn Pankiw | gargoyle@flagler.edu
In less than a year, Brianna Angelakis has gone from amateur art student to a rising name in the art world. A senior English and fine arts double major with a minor in illustration at Flagler College, Angelakis has recently landed exhibits nationwide.
That’s pretty impressive for someone who only began experimenting with oil painting in September 2011 — a medium she had never tried before and knew nothing about.