By Jessie Rowan | gargoyle@flagler.edu My mouth was wide open, eyes pinned to the screen as it dissolved to black, tears drying on my cheeks as I wiped away my mascara. I was still picking at my fingernails and my heart was beating out of…
By Ethan McAlpin | gargoyle@flagler.edu Walking the streets of St. Augustine, hip-hop isn’t the first thing you’d hear. But local hip-hop artist and community activist Cash Williams is ready to change that. Beginning the writing process with poetry in school, then making hip-hop songs nearly five years…
The wait for the 7th annual Welcome to Rockville lineup is over, as the festival has released one of its best in recent memory. This years headlining acts include: Soundgarden and A Perfect Circle on Saturday April 29th with Def Leppard and The Offspring finishing…
By Ethan McAlpin | gargoyle@flagler.edu Two weeks ago, A Tribe Called Quest released their final album “We got it from Here… Thank You 4 Your service.” The idea began just over a year ago after a reunion performance on The Tonight Show. Via social media, band member Q-Tip shared the…
By Jordan Puyear | gargoyle@flagler.edu I looked to my right and saw a friend delightfully enjoying her pizza with no cheese and every veggie topping available, and my friend on the left chomping down on her cheese ravioli with Italian sausage and wondered how two…
By Ethan McAlpin | gargoyle@flagler.edu When dining hall depression begins to set in, I think we can all agree that it is time to try some much needed secondary options to keep you energized and eating well while living in a dorm. Tired of the usual scrambled ‘eggs,’ overly crispy bacon,…
By Julie Householder |gargoyle@flagler.edu Moving past interruptions from Hurricane Matthew, “God of Carnage” hits Flagler College’s stage this week. The Tony award-winning comedy, written by Yasmina Reza and translated by Christopher Hampton, focuses on two parents who meet after a confrontation between their sons.Their cordial…
By Tiffany Coelho | gargoyle@flagler.edu One of Marisella Veiga’s earliest memories of her childhood in America is learning how to ice skate before learning how to speak English. This was part of the adjustment after fleeing Cuba in the 1960s with her family and resettling in…
By Ethan McAlpin | gargoyle@flagler.edu
By Jordan Puyear | gargoyle@flagler.edu There I was, in a large open room with my best friend on my right, a group of young girls to my left, and the instructor in front of me. My heart started racing and my face was already sweating,…