By Sophia Cardona Cellphones, the epidemic of our generation, are falling into the hands of young ones. Cellphones have become an extension of the human body. Kids, now more than ever, are exposed to easy and quick access to technological devices which could have a…
By Kelsey Hearns In today’s world, a college student would not suspect pain from the one thing that gets them through the school day, yet this is unfortunately the case. From a young age, students have used backpacks as a functional way to carry their…
By Gabby Alfveby Original: One second, you’re at the top of the pyramid and among some of the best water skiers in the world cruising along the surface of the water at 80 mph preparing for future competitions and then you crash: tearing your forearm…
By Alexis Bensoussan “Almost, Maine,” this year’s theatre senior capstone, is a play made up of a series of vignettes about the ups and downs of love. “Love is a universal term, and it’s so broad and everybody experiences it differently, which I think the…
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By Chloe Smith With poverty and food insecurity rates rising in the U.S., most people imagine those living on the streets in urban areas are most affected. In reality, it’s residents living in rural areas that are hit the hardest. Flagler Estates, for example, is…
By Kendall Younkman Have you ever wondered how Deaf people watch movies if they cannot hear what actors are saying in the movie? That is exactly why closed captioning exists! It is completely impossible for Deaf people to understand the movie without closed captioning. Deaf…
By: Nicholas Leo The Flagler Women’s basketball team opened the season 0-1 after a fight from behind fell short to Anderson University on Friday Afternoon. The Saints take on UVA Wise today at 1:30 p.m. to conclude the PBC/SAC Challenge.
By Grace Schwab Paige and Megan Churchill, two rising stars at Flagler College, have always been able to grow closer as siblings through sports. “We grew up always playing games around the house, in just a competitive environment… That’s probably a big part of why…
By Lauren Montano On a late Thursday night in Jacksonville, the Brook’s Rehabilitation center basketball court is abuzz with action. Players either in blue or white jerseys played a scrimmage against one another, yelling, laughing, high-fiving each other with every basket. It seems like a…