Isabella Pazmino| ipazmino@flagler.edu
This January, musicians who aspire to perform in front of an audience and show off their talent will be able to make their dream come true right here in St. Augustine.
The first battle of the bands, organized by Amy Hendrickson, will take place on Scarlett O’Hara’s.
By Kelly Gibbs | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Flagler’s Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) will become one step closer to changing the lives of countless people on Wednesday of this week.
Throughout the month of December, starting Dec 1, SIFE will be trying to get as many votes as possible for their project to win a quarter of a million dollar grant through the Pepsi Refresh Challenge.
By Kelly Gibbs | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Assistant Professor of Business Administration Nick Panepinto is out of intensive care after being involved in a serious car accident last week.
By Tiffanie Reynolds | gargoyle@flagler.edu
When junior Elizabeth Pape started at Flagler, she found art was much more than just her hobby. Pape is beginning to make a career out of her artistic talent by working with the local consignment shop,The Closet, where she sells her original line of vintage clothing and accessories called Tiny Dancer.
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Story and Photos by Lauren Belcher | cbelcher@flagler.edu
I am a codependent.
And, as a codependent, there are a few obvious truths about me. I hate being alone. I get attached really easily and once attached, good luck getting out unscathed.
By Jody Marich | jmarich@flagler.edu
Illustrations by Jody Marich
Camel, rich purples, saturated colors and olive tones all fall into this season’s hot color scheme. With the temperatures dropping, colors are changing.
The burst of military in the fashion world has created more earth tone color options….
By Lawrence Griffin | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Over $240,000 worth of drugs have been retrieved after the Crime Stoppers of Northeast Florida succeeded in performing two busts and several smaller ones.
Each bust was obtained through tips – information of people growing marijuana in their homes that the police would not have known if they had not been given the information.
By Lawrence Griffin | gargoyle@flagler.edu
White House correspondent for the Washington Examiner, Julie Mason came to Flagler to talk about the recent midterm election, saying that the polls were right for once – the Republicans “won big” and took the House of Representatives with a majority.
Mason’s catchphrase is “If politicians can’t be honest, they should at least be entertaining.” She said at her Flagler College forum on November 4, “Politicians are such wacky characters. They’re always so interesting.”
By Tiffanie Reynolds | gargoyle@flagler.edu
If an employer looked up Asierleigh Hatfield on Facebook, they would find a clean, smiling picture, a list of interests and a list of previous status updates. From her profile, it may seem that she does not share a lot of information on Facebook but thanks to the new Groups application, she has used the social network to her advantage.