By Kelly Gibbs
Gin and tonic in hand, I felt like a queen sitting in the velvet booths at Rhett’s on Friday night.
The piano bar had its grand opening on Friday, October 29, and a nice crowd showed up to celebrate, most in full costume.
By Amber Jurgensen | gargoyle@flagler.edu
A pack of misfit dogs meet you at the gate when you enter Goliath and BeBe’s World sanctuary in Madison County, according to Michelle Mackie who is in charge of dog adoptions.
One of these dogs is Franny, who has three and a half legs after her mother chewed the bottom part of one leg off. With the property being in foreclosure, over 300 animals like Franny will be homeless.
By Gena Anderson | ganderson@flagler.edu
Of the many things I have picked up from my mother the most prominent in my mind is that when nothing else works use bleach, and that’s exactly what I did.
By Phillip C. Sunkel IV Photos By Phillip C. Sunkel IV Walking out of Sea Park drive taking a left towards St. Augustine Amphitheater I began to contemplate nervously. This the type of anxiety I get before I am about to do something big, something I…
By Amber Jurgensen | gargoyle@flagler.edu
A new policy regarding nonprescription and illegal drugs at Flagler College bans the use or possession of synthetic marijuana, which could end in expulsion or suspension, according to an e-mail sent out to students in October.
By Michael Newberger | gargoyle@flagler.edu
The Gargoyle went to Washington D.C. for the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear hosted by John Stewart. Over 200,000 people attended the rally and the event featured comedy and music from artists such as The Roots and Kid Rock.
By Lauren Belcher | cbelcher@flagler.edu
As an environmental science student at a Liberal Arts college, I don’t get much experience in my field.
To combat this loss of information and resources, I decided to head down to Ponce Inlet, Fla. and check out the Marine Science Center. I can honestly say I learned more in two and a half hours at the center than I have in the six science courses I’ve taken at Flagler College.
By Eugenia Tavarez | etavarez080@flagler.edu
Freshman Taylor Koerner is up to her elbows in paper mache, paint, construction paper, and 3rd graders every Tuesday or Thursday. Taylor and her Phi Alpha Omega sisters became part of Hugs Across the County, a project to help 2,500 of St. Johns County public elementary school students living near or below the Federal Poverty Level ($20k income).
By Caroline Young | cyoung1@flagler.edu
St. John’s County superintendent Joseph Joyner said it is near impossible to compare the U.S.’s educational success with the rest of the world.
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“We have different tests and assessments than other countries,” he said.