A History Unmasked: Part Two
This three-part series will be covering my experience as I was able to see the process of archiving history in The Old Governor’s House, and most importantly, how that affects his ...
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Tiny plastics making huge impacts in St. Augustine
By Dustin Fletcher | gargoyle@flagler.edu What’s less than five millimeters in length and is in every body of water on the planet? Microplastics are being researched at Flagler ...
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How one non-profit is seeking to proactively prevent human trafficking
By Connor Reilly | gargoyle@flagler.edu Human trafficking, an international black market enterprise, reaches outside the borders of the United States as well as within. Non-profit ...
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Planting a seed: Flagler College’s first black professor
By Hasani Malone | gargoyle@flagler.edu The lively sounds of a keyboard, muffled behind the heavy door of room 323 in Kenan Hall, grew louder when Dr. Carl Williams, a deaf educat ...
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The Chimes Project: Commemorating Civil Rights history through public art
By Katie Garwood | gargoyle@flagler.edu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZF8GUNXGEc Led by Compassionate St. Augustine, The Chimes Project at Robert B. Hayling Freedom Park is a c ...
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The importance of buying local
By Jess Zsiga | gargoyle@flagler.edu I am from the most densely populated county in Florida, and despite the exception of a few blocks of downtown St. Petersburg, Pi ...
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Not defined by the end: Who was Carrie Singer?
By Katherine Hamilton | gargoyle@flagler.edu The same girl who spiritedly waved to her mother from the top of a corn silo she had climbed, and the same woman who wanted Christmas ...
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Movement against plastic use reaches St. Augustine
By Kyra Moree | gargoyle@flagler.edu Plastic bans protect the aquatic and environmental assets and are designed to stop the use of non-recyclable plastic items, which have a harmf ...
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American DREAMer hoping to stay put
By Adriana Cabezas | gargoyle@flagler.edu At the tender age of 8, Jonathan Orellana left home and traveled alone on a perilous 2,000-mile journey from El Salvador to the U.S.-Mexi ...
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Words hurt: Cody’s take on discrimination
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-wb_JC6InI&t=1s Watch as Flagler College Student, Cody Puckett, details his encounters with racial profiling and discrimination he has faced a ...
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Manatee deaths stemming from frigid waters
By Lauren Schroeder | gargoyle@flagler.edu Each year in Florida, manatees are dying from cold stress syndrome due cold winter water temperatures. In Apollo Beach this year, “35 di ...
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A History Unmasked: Part One
This three-part series will be covering my experience as I was able to see the process of archiving history in The Old Governor's House, and most importantly, how that affects his ...
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St. Augustine horse abuse: real or perceived?
By Katherine Hamilton | gargoyle@flagler.edu Despite changes to St. Augustine regulations, protestors have continued to gather and have come together since the mid-1980s in an att ...
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Communication week kicks off
By Emily Ferguson | gargoyle@flagler.edu College lectures provide students with fundamental education, but sometimes they still long for something not found in a classroom. What i ...
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The lost boys of Jax and their mothers: Maurice Hobbs
By Katherine Lewin | gargoyle@flagler.edu Maurice Hobbs, an aspiring rapper, was walking down the road with a friend one day in Jan. 2017. He was a junior in high school and a mus ...
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Students gather for vigil in honor of Parkland shooting victims
By Katherine Hamilton | gargoyle@flagler.edu The amber glow of candlelight flickered against the solemn faces of Flagler College students as they participated in a vigil and silen ...
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